certain historical sources, beyond the New Testament, there are none. It seems that Jesus was born under the dominion of the Roman Emperor Tiberius, and was the leader of a group called crestiani . The Gospels are the only sources of the life of Jesus were written within 70 years after his death, while their authors, only one, perhaps, was a contemporary of Jesus by various methods, it seems that Christ was born between 4 and 7 BC of his body does not know anything. The beard and long hair is part of posthumous fantasy. It was fair or dark, tall or short, thin or fat? In the first two centuries was painted glabrous, bearded in the third. There is one line in his hand. His story, award-cooked, tinker and remodeled, is a fairy tale basted who, trusting in the stupidity of the masses, he contradicts himself in over sixty Gospels. Four of them were finally chosen to give it a patina of legitimacy. Who says that Jesus was barefoot, poor as, hungry. Who wealthy, wealthy (John XII: "In the name of Holy Mother Church, we declared a heretic [the stake for] anyone who dares to claim that Jesus Christ was born and lived poor."). For Justin Martyr, his relative, was the son of a large number of mobile employees. The comet of Magi is a fantasy, because the only possible one, that Halley was visible only twelve years before the birth of the Redeemer. Another dance, the slaughter of the innocents . I do not even mention the historian Josephus, although the enemy of Herod, a king who died six years before the birth. Who says Jesus was born in Bethlehem, who in Nazareth, Nazareth, although then it was not yet founded. Ecclesiastical mysteries! Deflagrating glaring inconsistencies from the first pages, and that should give pause to even the alleged unreliability of the rest. We ignore its infancy, but we know it was a fairly educated person. At 30, he was baptized by John, his teacher. It seems he had a brother, James. Jesus was not considered divine by anyone not from St. Paul. According to many historians, the phenomenon of "miracles", which marked a small part of his life, was also common to other religious leaders. Having chased the merchants from the Temple of Jerusalem was probably the last "crime" that led Jesus to the torture of the cross. The existence of Jesus, see here and here evidence of its non-existence and the televised debate to "Enigma" here
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