Historical Jesus, Biblical Jesus

[Bucky Ball]

We really don't know much about the guy from any possible historical perspective. Despite what the historians believe, the only things that give credence to historicity is that sometime around AD 33 Pontius Pilate crucified some bloke named Jesus who was regarded by his followers as being a Christ.

We know nothing else. Nada. Squat. That's it.

That makes no sense. What you happen to think is "historical" *gives credence* to historicity ?

Quite simple.

I agree with the overwhelming majority of professional historians that the available evidence is good enough to warrant the probability that the fictional man depicted in the bible as Jesus Christ is based off a historical personage of the same name who was crucified by Pilate circa CE 33.

And ... there is no good argument against that.

None.

Have a nice day now!

You're entitled to your opinion.
Using the "consensus" argument instead of actually providing evidence shows how weak your arguments are.
All those in the small circle of scholars who are not economically required to follow the party line, can just all do the same, and the circle jerk of consensus claimers all just reference each other, as you do. There was no historical personage of the "same name". No NT scholar claims that during his lifetime a "Yeshua" was called "Jesus Christ". Bart can explain that to you. In the early years of Christianity there may have been a dawning belief that a Jesus may have been the "christ", as that concept eventually became reinvented and redefined, but it was not a name, but a title. he got none of the jobs done the messiah was supposed to get done, so there would have been no reason for anyone (other than LATER believers) to call him "christ". Under Pilate, there was no one named "Jesus Christ", who was executed. There were a number of messiah claimants, and some had very similar tales told about them. The belief that he was the "christ" was one of the organizing features of the BELIEF communities, from which the tales were told, which some writers heard about, later.

Thanks for you "none" ... have you moved on from your "period" ?
And what about your :