> Btw, that speaker looks remarkably jewish. Look at that 'fro. Don't care if he is or he isn't (though the fro looks like a perm to me) if his argument is sound. He's not the only one to make these arguments, see for example, [Ken Humphreys](http://www.jesusneverexisted.com/). The record for a historical Jesus is essentially nil, and relies on pure mythological texts like the gospels. > I do believe Jesus existed, and he was just a revolutionary. I believe there were multiple preachers and cults from that time that could have fit the mold in various aspects, such as the "Sons of Light" that kept the Dead Sea Scrolls. But "Jesus" was a constructed figure.