Weird, I could have sworn the Nazareth Inscription was based on the desecration of the tomb of a despised ruler on the island of Kos.
Tacitus never actually spoke about Jesus as a historical figure, but as an explanation of Christian beliefs, calling them a 'mischievous superstition'.
Josephus wasn't even born until something like a decade after the supposed death of Jesus.
Wait, that isn't evidence at all. That's just reciting the part of the bible that claims the body went missing.
Huh. A bunch of people roam the land claiming there were miracles performed at Jerusalem, and then travel and are met by evangelicals eager to convert them. Surely this has nothing to do with a rise in conversions.