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Was Jesus a Myth?: Post-Crucifixion Mentions of Jesus:

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Was Jesus a Myth?: Post-Crucifixion Mentions of Jesus:

Ancient history is built from letters, hostile notices, and administrative asides—not eyewitness memoirs. This essay examines the post-crucifixion sources for Jesus. Here's what the sources really say.

Was Jesus a Myth? Why the Nazareth Origins Point to a Real Person

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Was Jesus a Myth? Why the Nazareth Origins Point to a Real Person

If Jesus were a myth, he would have been born in Bethlehem to satisfy prophecy. Instead, the Gospels struggle to explain his "backwater" origins in Nazareth. Discover why this narrative tension points to a real historical figure.

Did Jesus Really Exist?

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Did Jesus Really Exist?

Ancient history doesn’t deal in proof; it deals in likelihood. Discover why the most awkward and uncomfortable stories about Jesus—from his baptism to his execution—are precisely the ones historians take most seriously.

Was Jesus a Myth?: The Failed Apocalyptic Prophet

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Was Jesus a Myth?: The Failed Apocalyptic Prophet

To understand the historical Jesus, we must discard the modern philosopher and meet the itinerant apocalyptic preacher. When the kingdom didn't arrive, the "retrofit" began.

The Nativity: Luke and the Ten Year Pregnancy

The Nativity: Luke and the Ten Year Pregnancy

Luke’s Nativity story collapses under its own timestamps: Herod dies in 4 BCE, Quirinius’s census comes in 6 CE, and somehow Mary is pregnant for ten years. A skeptical dive into history, propaganda, and why the Christmas story doesn’t add up.

Was Jesus Copied from Krishna? Debunking the Plagiarism Myth with Scripture

Was Jesus Copied from Krishna? Debunking the Plagiarism Myth with Scripture

Does the life of Jesus share a "plagiarized" blueprint with Lord Krishna? While internet memes claim their stories are identical, a deep dive into the Srimad Bhagavatam and New Testament reveals the truth. We use primary sources to debunk the "copy-paste" myth once and for all.