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This is way too long to post here (6000min characters & its 18000).
So go here and scroll-down to ‘Sept 28, 13’ this is a rewrite of the ‘July 13’ post above it.
www.fodors.com/community/europe/rome-first-second-century-christian-sights.cfm —(OR)— tinyurl.com/alexamenosmuzzy
The Graffito is by a Pagan student-slave poking fun or insulting his fellow Christian student-slave in the 200’s AD.
Which I tie into a typical Roman crucifixion
lasting days outside of a City’s Gate to the 1-Day Roman Crucifixions in Jerusalem that I then tie into the NT accounts that are backed-up by non-Christian sources, simple common sense and 1 archaeological source as to the methods or reasons.
IMO as a history buff and an Atheist I believe the NT gives the best and only account of exactly how these Roman (trial & conviction) Crucifixions of any Jews in 1C AD Jerusalem were carried-out.
So go here and scroll-down to ‘Sept 28, 13’ this is a rewrite of the ‘July 13’ post above it.
www.fodors.com/community/europe/rome-first-second-century-christian-sights.cfm —(OR)— tinyurl.com/alexamenosmuzzy
The Graffito is by a Pagan student-slave poking fun or insulting his fellow Christian student-slave in the 200’s AD.
Which I tie into a typical Roman crucifixion
lasting days outside of a City’s Gate to the 1-Day Roman Crucifixions in Jerusalem that I then tie into the NT accounts that are backed-up by non-Christian sources, simple common sense and 1 archaeological source as to the methods or reasons.
IMO as a history buff and an Atheist I believe the NT gives the best and only account of exactly how these Roman (trial & conviction) Crucifixions of any Jews in 1C AD Jerusalem were carried-out.