| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - But as Ehrman says, the multiple, somewhat independent accounts of his life, and the inclusion of details that are contrary to what early Christians would like to believe, lead almost all scholars to believe he existed. (As an example of the latter, the Jews at the time believed the messiah would be a great leader--a king, a judge, a warrior-- who would do great things, such as expel the Romans fr
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