Jesus — A better speaker than Tony Robbins?
He put the pathos in the Holy Trinity.
Years ago, a child was born, who grew up to become quite special. We know little from his upbringing, but as a man, he became known as Jesus of Nazareth. The Nazarene, from the region of Galilee. The man’s message elevated him to a status, where he would become arguably the most famous person of all time. Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Quite the career advancement. A lot has been written about him in religious contexts, but because almost everything written about him is written with a religious motivation, it is fair to be skeptical about the legitimacy of those stories. Because of this fair skepticism, many even argued the Nazarene did not exist at all but was a figment of spiritual imagination crafted to derive power to a corrupt patriarchal institution in the making. However, most respected theological scholars now agree that the historical Jesus did exist. There is documentation (very little, but enough) describing Jesus in contexts where there would be no religious motivation for even mentioning his existence.
Historical documentation for Jesus of Nazareth
In the year 64CE, the roman historian Tacitus wrote this:
“Nero fastened the guilt … on a class hated for their abominations, called Christians by the populace. Christus, from whom the name had its…
