Two Major Pieces of Historical Fiction
19 March 2026
Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene were truly historical figures.
These are the faults of historical acceptance that can very easily be proved wrong. People just have just been misinformed and the fiction is perpetuated by today’s “historical” scholarship at the highest level. What a blunder. Accepted by the most prominent leaders of both Western and Eastern countries. These blunders have become widely accepted by the historical process of Western History as originally politically started by the Roman Empire.
These historical facts are taken at face value and accepted yet nobody in the whole Christian World can offer an interpretation or meaning of the Resurrection, the central aspect of the Christian Mass in the Church. It’s a celebration that is officially recognised by multitudes of people in total and complete ignorance. Although now in this day and age it is not as popular as a couple of centuries ago.
According to AI.
Yes, the crucifixion of Jesus Christ is widely considered a historical event by historians and scholars. It is documented not only in Christian gospels but also by non-Christian, Roman, and Jewish historians like Tacitus and Josephus. The event is accepted as factual due to early testimony, multiple independent sources, and the “criterion of embarrassment”.
Yes, Mary Magdalene was a real historical figure. She was a prominent Jewish woman who followed Jesus, witnessed his crucifixion, and was the first recorded witness to his resurrection, according to the canonical Gospels. While specific details about her life are scarce, she is regarded as a major, authentic follower.
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