it wasn't written in christs day, and is from stories. it was written a century after his death, and is hardly something proving actual existence. where are all the other scholars ACTUALLY IN christs time who have written about the wonder child of god doing miracles?
(no copies of tacitus annals exist before the 11th century either. and no one relates to it before the 15 century.)
there are writings of john the baptist from his day, but nothing of your imaginary friend.
the apostles supposedly wrote of jesus before tacitus. the story comes from the existing myth. tacitus didn't write in jesus's time.
but you keep trying. it was a good effort.
that's you bunch that have that to irrationally hold onto your imaginary friends.
about those times hadrian also wrote.(about134ce.)
"The worshippers of Serapis are Christians, and those are devoted to the God Serapis, who call themselves the bishops of Christ. There is no ruler of a Jewish synagogue, no Samaritan, no Presbyter of the Christians, who is not either an astrologer, a soothsayer, or a minister to obscene pleasures. The very Patriarch himself, should he come into Egypt, would be required by some to worship Serapis, and by others to worship Christ. They have, however, but one God, and it is one and the self-same whom Christians, Jews and Gentiles alike adore, i.e., money."
serapis was a deity created by the priesthood in the 3rd century.
(no copies of tacitus annals exist before the 11th century either. and no one relates to it before the 15 century.)
there are writings of john the baptist from his day, but nothing of your imaginary friend.
the apostles supposedly wrote of jesus before tacitus. the story comes from the existing myth. tacitus didn't write in jesus's time.
but you keep trying. it was a good effort.
atheism isn't a faith. nor is it a belief.or you are a heretic of your own faith.
that's you bunch that have that to irrationally hold onto your imaginary friends.
about those times hadrian also wrote.(about134ce.)
"The worshippers of Serapis are Christians, and those are devoted to the God Serapis, who call themselves the bishops of Christ. There is no ruler of a Jewish synagogue, no Samaritan, no Presbyter of the Christians, who is not either an astrologer, a soothsayer, or a minister to obscene pleasures. The very Patriarch himself, should he come into Egypt, would be required by some to worship Serapis, and by others to worship Christ. They have, however, but one God, and it is one and the self-same whom Christians, Jews and Gentiles alike adore, i.e., money."
serapis was a deity created by the priesthood in the 3rd century.
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