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The New Testament is almost worse since the central would-be historical figure is completely absent in extra-christian history.
There is more proof that there was a Jesus Christ who went around performing miracles and preaching then there is that there was a Marcus Aeralius.
And if you dont believe the claim about The chariot wheels and stuff at the bottom of the ocean, go read any Egyptian history book. it will include the story of how the Egyptian Army (which was at the time the strongest in the world) was reduced to nothing in the matter of a day because of the Red Sea. Egypt ceased being a world power that day. Why would that be unless The Red Sea really did collapse on the army?
4 writers wrote stories about Jesus, and those are the ones in the bible, there were several that didnt make it into the Bible. but , if Joseph Smith is correct, only 1 person recorded everything that happened then. there was nobody else? that seems kinda fishy...
