Reply #33: Sigh

[Major Nikon]

First of all, the book most certainly does examine the historical evidence of the alleged miracles and talks about them in great detail comparing the historical evidence with what the bible says. Next, if Jesus didn't exist, then the whole idea of Christianity would be a scam, and the writers of the gospels would be scam artists which is what I alluded to in the OP if you had read it. The point here is that people have been questioning the validity of biblical claims for at least the last 200 years, or in other words, questioning if Christianity is a scam. If it is a scam, then one would have to assume there were scam artists involved, yes?