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The short answer: there is no credible scientific evidence that the mythic, humanlike “giants”—people 20 feet tall or more—ever roamed Earth; tall figures in folklore, religious texts, and some extrao...
The claim that Jesus rose from the dead is a contested historical and theological assertion: advocates argue a cluster of , while critics maintain the sources are late, biased, and incapable of provin...
Classical Greek sources use the toponym Παλαιστῑ́νη (Palaistínē) and adjectival forms derived from it (e.g., Palaistinós) to designate a coastal and inland district of Syria between Phoenicia and Egyp...
Contemporaneous and near‑contemporaneous records present a mixed picture: some ancient writers and later Jewish sources report that was known as a wonder‑worker, while other records, textual criticism...
Tacitus does include an explicit reference to Christus (the Latin form of “Christ”) and links that figure to the execution under Pontius Pilate, a passage most scholars accept as referring to Jesus of...
Non‑Christian first‑ and early‑second‑century writers refer to a figure associated with the name “Christ/Christus” who was executed under Pontius Pilate and who became the focus of a distinct group ca...