It is no secret that you have no supporting evidence that the Jesus story was based on a known human being. If you had evidence you would have shown it.
We
have shown it. You simply can't grasp the difference between evidence and proof. When someone says, "These fragments of information suggest that X is a possible explanation", you respond, "You can't
prove that X is the explanation, therefor it is not possible that it is the explanation". It's a pristine illustration of the Dunning-Kruger effect. Your misapprehension of logic occurs at such a fundamental level that you can't even comprehend how fallacious your arguments are.
In fact, it is absurd and illogical that Christianity started with known lies about an obscure man.
Why? Mormonism started with false statements regarding an obscure man, did it not?
Plus, there is no evidence whatsoever that Jews worshiped men as God.
Again you are only succeeding in demonstrating your ignorance of the subject of Christian history. Ironically, you seem to have no better understanding of this subject that the Christian fundamentalists whom you revile. If you would take the time to actually read some of the New Testament scholars whom you otherwise simply quote in fragments after Google searches, you'd know that Jesus was not regarded as an object of worship by early Christians. He was regarded with reverence, like David or Moses, but he wasn't worshipped as divine until much later. In the beginning he was simply seen as a righteous man chosen by God to deliver his message. In fact, the reason Jesus seems to have evolved into a god in the eyes of many Christians seems to be a result of the split with Judaism proper and the spread of the Jesus cult among Pagan converts.
We have the stories of the Jesus the Son of God, born of a Ghost and God Creator.
And we have stories about the sea prostrating itself before Alexander in Cilicia.
It is clear that the authors of the Jesus story were not writing history but writing about the BELIEFS of the Jesus cult...
No kidding. That's why scholars aren't claiming that Jesus really worked miracles, or that his trial was personally overseen by Pontius Pilatus, or that he rose from the dead. The Mormons have their version of Joseph Smith's history, but that doesn't mean that he never actually existed.
...sometime in the 2nd century or later.
You have yet to support this with any argument other than "the oldest extant texts...". If your argument is valid, then Josephus was a Medieval invention.
Scholars have already deduced that the Jesus stories in the NT are not eyewitness accounts and are falsely attributed to fake authors to give the false impression that they were composed before the Fall of the Temple.
And the vast majority of those same scholars think that an historical Jesus is highly likely. Are they stupid, dejudge? Should they come to you for some education?
When you argue that the Pauline Corpus predates the stories of Jesus...
Who has argued that?
...then you expose that the biography of the Gospel Jesus was an invention.
You mean the gospel Jesus
es, right? Do you, unlike a Christian fundamentalist, realize that the Bible is not a single inified work, yes? Again, it is a well know fact that much about Jesus was simply made up. Do you remember that part about the historical Jesus being proposed as an ordinary human who was
mythologized by his followers?
If Pauline letters are authentic then HJ is irrelevant.
How so?
The Pauline writers did NOT give a hoot about the LIFE of Jesus and the authors of Gospels just invented a Pack of LIES.
Only MYTH Jesus is PLAUSIBLE in the NT.
Only MYTH JESUS CAN RESURRECT.
Paul could not become an APOSTLE unless Jesus resurrected.
Paul could NOT get his gospel unless Jesus resurrected.
There would be NO Christian faith unless Jesus was resurrected.
1 Corinthians 15:17 KJV
Romans 10:9 KJV
Galatians 1:1 KJV
Galatians 1
HJ is irrelevant in the NT.
HJ was NOT Plausible and that is precisely why Paul wrote about the Non-historical resurrection of the Son of God and God Creator.
Can't you write in cogent paragraphs? Your style of argumentation is very fragmented.