Gday,
Originally posted by Locoman8
About erasing Jesus from history.... it was never done successfully because His followers wrote all about Him.
Do you really believe there was a conspiracy to erase him from history?
By who? When?
Why did they fail?
Originally posted by Locoman8
Pontius Pilot[sic] wrote about Him in his letters to Ceaser. These letters weren't part of the bible's cannon but are part of the new testament
apocrypha.
The letters of PILATE are known forgeries.
(He is not a 'pilot' of a plane.)
Originally posted by Locoman8
Luke was a doctor and historian who wrote about Jesus in his self-titled Gospel and the book of Acts depicting the early spread of
christianity.
That's what some Christians believe.
Modern NT scholars don't.
G.Luke is anonymous - we do not know who wrote it - like most of the NT.
Note well - We do not have ONE single authentic 1st-hand claim to have met a historical Jesus.
Originally posted by Locoman8
Everything that happened while Jesus was alive was done in the provinces of Judea, Galilee, and Samaria. This was a small region of the world and was
mainly Jewish. The Jewish leaders knew that Jesus was the "supposed" Messiah and they feared an uprising of the people and started spreading
hearseis and fallacy against Jesus. The Jewish scribes were of these leaders. They abstained from writing about Jesus for the reasons stated above.
That's funny - other apologists here claim the Jews DID write about Jesus -
Josephus,
the Talmud.
So did they or didn't they?
Originally posted by Locoman8
His followers were the ones doing the writings and only the writings of the original apostles and scribes like Luke and Mark became part of the
bible.
False.
Not one of the NT books was written by anyone who ever met a historical Jesus - that's what modern NT scholarshop agrees.
Originally posted by Locoman8
There are probably many other writings out there but are either not found or have been found but the writer of the document poses as an apostle like
Paul or Peter.
There are probably many documents yet unfound which show Jesus was a myth.
K.