Please, I did not say that the Pauline must have been written no earlier than the 2nd century or later.
I have developed a THEORY, a THEORY, a THEORY based on the EXISTING evidence from antiquity that the ENTIRE Pauline Corpus was fabricated no earlier than c 180 CE.
The EXISTING evidence from antiquity supports my argument.
Why are you talking about early Pauline writings WITHOUT the supporting corroborative evidence?
This is found in Commentary of John attributed to Origen.
1. In writings attributed to Origen claimed the Pauline writer knew gLuke and was ALIVE after it was composed. [Origen's Commentary on Matthew 1]
2. In writings attributed to Eusebius the same claim is attested. [church history 6.25]
3. In writings attributed to Origen it is claimed Paul wrote no more than a FEW lines to Churches.
4. The author of the Muratorian Canon claimed the Pauline letters to the Churches were composed AFTER Revelation by John his predecessor.
5. Acts of the Apostles shows no influence by the Pauline Corpus and made zero mention of the Pauline Revealed Gospel [Salvation by the Resurrection of Jesus]
6. The earliest version of the Canonised Jesus story, the short gMark, does NOT contain post Resurrection Narratives. Such narratives are found in the LATER Gospels, Acts of the Apostles and the PAULINE Corpus.
7. Multiple Apologetic writers did NOT show any influence by the Pauline Corpus and knew NOTHING of the Pauline Revealed Gospel [Salvation by the Resurrection of Jesus].
8. The Pauline writers were known as LIARS since at least by the 4th century.
9. No well known writers of antiquity mentioned Jesus and Paul.
10. ALL manuscripts of the Pauline Corpus that have been found and dated are from the mid 2nd century or later.
11. The Pauline Corpus is riddled with Forgeries or false attribution.
Please excuse my confusion, dejudge, but following up on the links to the RationalSkepticism forum provided above by pakeha, I couldn’t help but notice that a poster by the name of dejuror lately pursued a theory in that forum with citations and associated claims to all intents and purposes identical to your own, only to see them repeatedly and thoroughly discredited, and as in no way supported by the existing evidence from antiquity.
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