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Helen K. Bond has written:

'The historical Jesus' -- subject(s): Historicity

'The historical Jesus' -- subject(s): Historicity

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Helen K. Bond has written:

'The historical Jesus' -- subject(s): Historicity

'The historical Jesus' -- subject(s): Historicity

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There are texts from some non-Christian historians (and others), such as Josephus and Tacitus. For more details, check the Wikipedia article entitled "Historicity of Jesus".

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There is no contemporary evidence that Jesus was a real, historical person. Later authors, such as Josephus and Tacitus described the Christians who worshipped Jesus, but make no attempt to vouch for his historicity.

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A:As a Christian you would agree with the historicity of Jesus' resurrection i) because it is a central teaching of Christianity, and ii) because not to do so would begin to call into doubt the reliabilty of the gospel records.

As a non-Christian you would not need to agree with the historicity of Jesus' resurrection for either of these reasons.

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Gregory W. Dawes has written:

'The Historical Jesus Quest'

'The historical Jesus question' -- subject(s): History of doctrines, Historicity

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Mike Licona has written:

'The resurrection of Jesus' -- subject(s): Resurrection, History of doctrines, Historicity

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