Where! Pahari! A few words of my English finally got through, only to find that I had ended up in the wrong direction. The rain came down harder, it was cold and dark.
What now? I could have cried, the only way back was to retrace my steps back to Kaman and from there make my way to the Delhi-Agra highway. The thought of this was daunting, I was totally pissed off, what a stupid mistake I’d made.
2. The Claim of "Son of God"
The claim that Jesus is the "Son of God" is a central element of Christian faith and is found throughout the New Testament, but it is not a claim that can be verified or refuted through standard historical and archaeological methods.
- Historical documents, including non-Christian ones, confirm the existence of a man named Jesus who was a teacher, had a following, and was crucified.
- The historical evidence also confirms that his followers almost immediately began worshipping him as divine ("Christ as to a god," per Pliny) and that they believed in his resurrection (as implied by Tacitus's mention of a "mischievous superstition... again broke out").
In summary:
| Element | Historical Consensus |
|---|---|
| Jesus of Nazareth's Existence | Yes (Overwhelming consensus among historians, based on multiple, independent, and early sources) |
| His Crucifixion under Pontius Pilate | Yes (Widely accepted historical fact) |
| His Identity as the "Son of God" | A matter of religious faith (Cannot be confirmed or denied by historical methodology) |
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