Jesus Christ (Joshua Bar-Joseph) is an actual historical figure. His existence has been confirmed by the historian Josephus, although it is a very tenuous reference. You have to understand that at the time of his life, Jesus was a very minor figure, just another wandering mystic, and didn't make much of an impact on the politics of his day.
AnswerThere is no historical evidence that Jesus existed. Josephus' passages are disputed (they appear to have been inserted at a later date), and in any case, he is writing about heresay: not about his personal experiences. His books are dated at about the same time as the early Gospels, at a time when the stories were in wide circulation anyway.There are no contemporary reports of Jesus: everything that has survived was written well after the events they document. They bear a startling resemblence to other myths of the time: of Horus, of Mithras, and of Krishna.
The stories concerning all four are certainly philosphical in nature, but it is doubtful that any have more than a grain of historical truth in them.
Since he was a historical figure, he was a historical fact, not any kind of myth.
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I think we can safely elevate Jesus christ's status to that of a legend, at the very worst.
Several historical figures and scholars have contended that the story of Jesus was a myth. Notable figures include scholars like G.A. Wells and Robert M. Price, who have suggested that the Jesus of the New Testament may have been a mythical or legendary figure rather than a historical person. This view is a minority position among scholars of early Christianity.
The myth of Sisyphus can be challenging to read due to its complex themes and philosophical ideas.
Both; real and myth
It's not a myth it's a belief that Christians belive in.
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The "Pure" means there is absolutely no element of truth behind the myth whatsoever. Some myths (eg Robin Hood, Jesus' Miracles etc) are based around historical characters that really lived or some other grain of historical fact, whereas other myths (eg Fairy stories, the Bogey Man etc) have simply been made up by humans with no element of truth behind them - hence Pure Myth.
The "Pure" means there is absolutely no element of truth behind the myth whatsoever. Some myths (eg Robin Hood, Jesus' Miracles etc) are based around historical characters that really lived or some other grain of historical fact, whereas other myths (eg Fairy stories, the Bogey Man etc) have simply been made up by humans with no element of truth behind them - hence Pure Myth.
Etiological, Entertaining, and Historical.
Tarrare was a real historical figure, not a myth. He was a Frenchman known for his extreme eating habits and medical condition that caused him to have an insatiable appetite.
No, Jesus was a real person. Zeus is from an ancient Roman myth. He is not real.
yes. bce was before christ jesus. but since jesus is a myth, there were people in bce.
No, he was never born. He is just a myth