He never completed college, if even HS, and takes the "After Death" number literally. Agreed on the dates.You keep getting things wrong.
Jesus was executed around 30 AD.
Mark seems to have been written about 65 AD, according to scholars.
That is 35 years after Jesus.
Not "70 years", as you claim.
More importantly Mark is probably a compilation of sermons and information Peter gave to his disciples, and organized and commited to papyrus by Mark much later. So these sermons and stories obviously predate 65 AD by a considerable number of years.
For the same reason you are trying to prove they are wrong. What atheists and theists don't seem to comprehend is that there is no proof. It's all a matter of belief.Why are Christians trying to prove their beliefs are correct? I mean, they must have a lot of doubt.
Please post that survey. I've studied history and never heard of a historian making that claim.
Who did that report?The 100 Most Significant Figures in History
1 Jesus
2 Napoleon
3 Muhammad
4 William Shakespeare
5 Abraham Lincoln
6 George Washington
7 Adolf Hitler
8 Aristotle
9 Alexander the Great
10 Thomas Jefferson
11 Henry VIII of England
12 Charles Darwin
13 Elizabeth I of England
14 Karl Marx
15 Julius Caesar
Who’s Biggest? The 100 Most Significant Figures in History | TIME.com
A data-driven ranking. Plus, have former TIME People of the Year been predictive?ideas.time.com
Some people are arithmetic-challenged.He never completed college, if even HS, and takes the "After Death" number literally. Agreed on the dates.
It's in the link I gave.Who did that report?
So, people in India think Jesus is most influential? China? Japan?It's in the link I gave.
I could look up historical polls until the cows come home, and Jesus is always going to rank as one of the most significant figures in history.
Facts matter for anyone who respects historical scholarship.Why are Christians trying to prove their beliefs are correct? I mean, they must have a lot of doubt.
I said western history. Did you forget already?So, people in India think Jesus is most influential? China? Japan?
Like I said, only Christians care.Facts matter for anyone who respects historical scholarship.
Anyone who claims the man Jesus is a legendary myth, is going to have their intelligence challenged.
I barely read your stuff. Sorry. Your near obsession with promoting the Christian religion is very boring.I said western history. Did you forget already?
He's more than arithmetic challenged. LOLSome people are arithmetic-challenged.
Perry math: 66 A.D. minus 30 A.D. = 'seventy years '
Ms. @Hume is a pissed off young woman anxious to piss off an older and much better educated male.I said western history. Did you forget already?
Did Jesus of Nazareth walk the earth in the biblical timeline?Ms. @Hume is a pissed off young woman anxious to piss off an older and much better educated male.
I doubt she forgot. She simply doesn't care.
You mean from approx. 0 to 33 AD? It appears that way.Did Jesus of Nazareth walk the earth in the biblical timeline?
What scrolls did Jesus write in his 33 years?You mean from approx. 0 to 33 AD? It appears that way.
Just like Socrates, Confucious, and the Emperor Xerxes he wrote none that survive into our time.What scrolls did Jesus write in his 33 years?
I find it odd that I can read the Iliad and Odyssey but almost nothing from Socrates and not a word from Jesus.Just like Socrates, Confucious, and the Emperor Xerxes he wrote none that survive into our time.
It's debatable how good his writing skills were.
Some people are arithmetic-challenged.
Perry math: 66 A.D. minus 30 A.D. = 'seventy years '