Stepping away from the question of Jesus' existence and considering the question of when Christianity was instituted is much more fruitful. Asking the right question is half the answer. Seems to me that the majority of scholars are either talking past each other or endlessly going over the same old ground. My book explores the thesis first proposed by Whittaker in 1904 that the Roman-Jewish War of 66 to 70 precipitated the rise of the Christian religion. I have found more than fifty items of evidence which support Whittaker's hypothesis.
Stepping away from the question of Jesus' existence and considering the question of when Christianity was instituted is much more fruitful. Asking the right question is half the answer. Seems to me that the majority of scholars are either talking past each other or endlessly going over the same old ground. My book explores the thesis first proposed by Whittaker in 1904 that the Roman-Jewish War of 66 to 70 precipitated the rise of the Christian religion. I have found more than fifty items of evidence which support Whittaker's hypothesis.