Does Ancient Non-Christian Silence Prove Mythicism? ft. @TheCounselofTrent



In this video, Trent Horn and I discuss the absence of ancient non-christian sources for Jesus. Trent was wanting to know more about the mythicist position on the ancient silence around Jesus. I don't think that is positive proof that Jesus didn't exist, I just think that it doesn't help the historicist hypothesis. It is curious that there were no extra-biblical non-christian sources mentioning Jesus but that still could be true for a minimal historicist view of Jesus. I think the claims of the Gospels not being mentioned by ancient non-christian historians is a blow to that idea of Jesus. Both Trent and I fundamentally disagree on the Gospel version of Jesus though. Daily Bible Podcast: https://ge.hopp.to/DailyBiblePodcast #atheism #christianity #atheist Subscribe to this channel: https://ge.hopp.to/SubToGe Join the Skeptic Mafia: https://ge.hopp.to/JoinSkepticMafia Available Deals -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Get 15% off Ridge Wallets: http://godlessengineering.com/ridgedeal -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Merch -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Download CHRESTUS: https://ge.hopp.to/CHRESTUS Get your "Citation Fucking Needed" Shirt: https://ge.hopp.to/citationfuckingneeded "got evidence?" shirt: https://ge.hopp.to/GotEvidenceShirt "btw, evolution is a fact" shirt: https://ge.hopp.to/BTWEvolutionIsAFact ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Discord Server: https://ge.hopp.to/JoinGEDiscord


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