"I know there is no God"

@kingdavid403 said
Three decades huh?

@fmf said
You have claimed several times that you have "proved" me wrong. This means you see yourself as "making a case" in opposition to mine.

@fmf said
Given the life expectancy at that time, I'd say Josephus wrote his history two or, more likely, three generations after Jesus was executed.

@fmf said
Given the life expectancy at that time, I'd say Josephus wrote his history two or, more likely, three generations after Jesus was executed.

@kingdavid403 said
I was just setting you straight on something you know absolutely nothing about.

@fmf said
Six

@kingdavid403 said
A guess now. LOL... 😀 Sorry, you're wrong again.

@fmf said
Asserting that I "know absolutely nothing about" the reasoning and information behind the case I've made is a weak 'debating point'. It doesn't make your "setting [me] straight" case any stronger.

@fmf said
He wrote it two or three generations ~ six decades ~ after the events his secondary source account describes.

@KingDavid403
I'd rather you just calm yourself and converse in good faith instead of falling apart and capitulating like this.

@fmf said
@KingDavid403
I'd rather you just calm yourself and converse in good faith instead of falling apart and capitulating like this.

@kingdavid403 said
As I said, you know nothing. Maybe stick to a subject you know about.

@fmf said
Which part of this: "He wrote it two or three generations ~ six decades ~ after the events his secondary source account describes" do you dispute?

Josephus wrote his account 60+ years after the events he describes. True.

Josephus's account is not a primary source; it is a secondary one. True.

What are you disputing?

@kingdavid403 said
falling apart?

@kingdavid403 said
All of it. You're wrong.