Un texte de Flavius Joseph relance la polémique sur Jésus
Un récit ancien de Jésus remet en question des siècles de doutes chez les érudits : « Totalement authentique » Le professeur a utilisé l’analyse assistée par ordinateur sur cinq langues anciennes dans ses recherches.…
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A new book by a Fairfield University professor argues that a nearly 2,000-year-old non-Christian account of Jesus, written by Flavius Josephus, is more historically reliable than scholars have long believed. The research used computer-assisted analysis across five ancient languages. If the claim holds, it would shift the evidentiary ground for the historical Jesus debate, giving skeptics and believers a firmer textual anchor outside the Gospels. Watch for peer responses and whether the linguistic methodology withstands scrutiny.