Quote from Wallet:
Yes and at the same time does not disprove it.
You're remarks are your opinion not fact. There's more evidence affirming the Person of Jesus, than denying it. Thus the reason most scholars believe there was a Jesus.
Say what you want, most scholars and historians think your wrong.
Whether it is true or not most scholars believe there was a Jesus is debatable. People who study Jesus or Christ are normally biblical scholars rather than mainstream historians.
Mainstream rather obviously don't really care about establishing things that are not historical.
They don't care about formerly confirming Robin Hood was not an historical figure either. That's not their role.
So no, most historians do NOT have any professional reason to accept that Jesus was a historical figure
The main reason being, there is just no historical evidence for it.
But in any case, any historian who states Jesus was an historical figure, has yet to provide the usual classical historical evidence for it they learned is essential, when they trained to become a historian in the first place.
To date it's never been done.
Just religious claims ingrained into society over centuries wrapped up as historical fact, when it is actually nothing of the kind.
You have to completely suspend all your training skills and understanding of what it is to be a historian if you are going to say Christ was an historical figure
Certainly no one on this thread has produced any evidence which stands historically valid that the Christ character ever existed in reality.