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You'd think that having a hoard of dead people raising up at the same time as Jesus's ressurection and roaming through the streets of Jerusalem would have made
by mbfg 8y ago
You'd think that having a hoard of dead people raising up at the same time as Jesus's ressurection and roaming through the streets of Jerusalem would have made 'secular news'. What happen to those people? Did they just continue there lives like nothing happened, or did they decide en mass, after they had they're night of frivolity to go back to there graves and die again?
- anjbe 8y agoThe various miracles in the gospel narratives are obviously not given credence by secular historians. The existence and crucifixion of Jesus, on the other hand, is, primarily since there are non‐gospel and non‐Christian references to it within a few decades of the event in question.
- mbfg 8y agoThat would seem to raise serious questions about the veracity of anything biblical, then. So if you discounted any evidence in the bible, based on the supposed dubiousness of other things there, what's left to build a case on.