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The three analyses included present : one highlights physical finds like a plant and the Shroud of Turin as supporting the event , another applies historical-critical scrutiny and finds the evidence m...
Historical documentation for Jesus’ life after the crucifixion is extremely limited and primarily theological rather than strictly historical. Contemporary claims and archaeological findings occasiona...
A small set of archaeological finds—most controversially the Nazareth Inscription, the Shroud of Turin, the Alexamenos graffito, certain first‑century ossuaries and tomb engravings, the competing cand...
The earliest written accounts that directly address Jesus’ life and crucifixion appear within Christian writings—primarily the letters of Paul and the four canonical Gospels—and are corroborated indir...