This Stone Proves Jesus Was Crucified By Pilate!

[themickey]

More evidence!!

https://renew.org/the-historical-ev...rrection-of-jesus-evidence-for-easter-part-3/

You don't think for yourself hard enough.

 

[Big AAPL]

Jesus was at the top of the hill that he was being crucified. He screamed "Peter"
St Peter rushed up and said "Yes my lord"
"Peter", Jesus screamed again "Yes my Lord Peter climbed his way up and was beaten at every step. He finally approached Jesus
"Yes my Lord. what is it?
"I can see your house from here"
This is coming from a Roman Catholic that has seen the light

 

[themickey]

The bible likes to portray humans as evil, liars, sinners, guilty, failing, frail, corrupt etc.
How can a christian then love themself?
If one cannot love themselves, how is it possible to love others.
And it follows, if one cannot be honest with themselves, how is it possible to be honest with others.

 

[ph1l]

More evidence!!

https://renew.org/the-historical-ev...rrection-of-jesus-evidence-for-easter-part-3/

https://renew.org/the-historical-ev...rrection-of-jesus-evidence-for-easter-part-3/
Summary of the evidence:

1. While working in Jerusalem ... Inside the tomb they found a nail in knotted wood, piercing through an ankle bone. The discovery has been dated to the first century.

   
   So, somebody was crucified ±50 years or so from when Jesus was crucified in the same general area the Bible says Jesus was crucified and entombed. It might have been Jesus, but the Bible says the tomb was empty, the body gone. But the evidence from this tomb wasn't empty, unless one considers the ankle bone not part of the body.

2. Whichever tomb ends up being the right one, the historical argument for the empty tomb itself is strong.

   
   So, there are empty tombs in the general area. Surely, Jesus was in at least one of them (see the Monty Hall problem). But typical crucifixion victims were not buried and left for scavengers to eat. It seems more likely that if Jesus was crucified, there was no tomb.

3. The disciples believed he rose from the dead ... the apostles—the eyewitnesses of the resurrection—embraced lives of hardship, persecution and death because of what they believed.

   
   So, some anonymous authors wrote 30-100 years after the resurrection that there were people who said they saw Jesus after he was crucified. The actual evidence is a little sketchy on this, so it seems like one needs faith to believe it.

I guess it's possible the evidence from your link is 100% correct, but there are other possibilities ...