Historical Roman writers if the second century wrote about jesus and his followers. Pliny the Younger, Epistolarum ad Traianum Imperatorem cum eiusdem Responsis liber X, 96; Tacitus, Anales XV, 44; Suetonius, The life of Claudius. just like 99.9% of peasentry humanity from that long ago archeological evidence was hard to come by especially because this is in the middle east with all the past and current conflict. Using writers from this time helps with a fresher perspective of that time.
Hell there could of been a papyrus scroll about jesus's actual life in the library of Alexandria but alas due to the political unrest of the 450s its entirely possible of its destruction.
Do you believe that Jesus existed historically?
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Historical Roman writers if the second century wrote about jesus and his followers. Pliny the Younger, Epistolarum ad Traianum Imperatorem cum eiusdem Responsis liber X, 96; Tacitus, Anales XV, 44; Suetonius, The life of Claudius. just like 99.9% of peasentry humanity from that long ago archeological evidence was hard to come by especially because this is in the middle east with all the past and current conflict. Using writers from this time helps with a fresher perspective of that time.
Hell there could of been a papyrus scroll about jesus's actual life in the library of Alexandria but alas due to the political unrest of the 450s its entirely possible of its destruction.