BLM and ACAB were a similar thing. Yes, we do have our own problems here, especially in the MET Police, but it’s less of a systemic thing and moreso isolated incidents.

Isn’t the law that you can only do it until the baby can survive outside of the womb? Which is around 20 weeks. Sounds pretty reasonable.

I thought it already did that

I did, and it’s already knowledge we know about the early church

A slur for indians pretty sure

What exactly changed, then?

There is The Great Isaiah Scroll from before Jesus which contains prophecies about Jesus

They are still comprehensive documents about Jesus written in the lifetime of His followers

Skimmed through some of these, like this which isn’t even a contradiction.

Even here you can see that it even shows a verse where Jesus drinks the vinegar in two gospels yet claim it’s s contradiction because He didn’t receive the wine.

Where?

The Gospel of John, the latest Gospel, was written between 90-100AD

… The four Gospels?

There aren’t any contradictions between the Gospels

If you compare that with records we have for the likes of Alexander the Great though being 400 years later, it’s not that implausible. And you’d be discounting the Christian Gospels and Paul’s Epistles which were mere decades after Jesus

To be fair, if someone said Jesus never existed, they clearly wouldn’t be Christian 🤣

An interesting thing about what we have now in Christianity though is that it basically spawned as-is in the first century, with the Gospels and Paul’s letters being written decades apart, as well as Church Father’s writings being very consistent. Main differences has been the Roman Catholic Church developing their own doctrine such as Purgatory over time, while the Orthodox and the Protestants tend to reject such developments.

So if it is just a legend, something must have happened to cause a consistent story to develop fairly quickly in comparison to the likes of other legends.

Jesus never led an army or ruled a country, so we cannot have coins bearing His face or remnants of an army, etc. However, there is plenty of physical proof of the early Church. There is evidence of pilgrimages to Bethlehem early on and Jerusalem as well, such as the church of the Holy Sepulchre, which is a plausible candidate for Jesus’ actual tomb.

Here’s a whole video covering the topic

This is why I believe in Jesus

Which episode?