Christians if you found conclusive proof that Jesus was not crucified would you share it with the world?

Question

or destroy it

Why are so many questions afraid to answer a hypothetical question?

Meant Christians not questions :)

Meant Christians not questions :)

Answer 1

Since we have conclusive proof He was crucified your question is irrelevant.

But theoretically, if such proof existed, I'd share it.

Answer 2

I would not want to be the person to tell them. I would probably take the secret to my grave. I don't know if I would distroy it.
I have wondered about the bones of Jesus thing. After seeing the report I wondered what the Jewish government would have done if they knew for sure that it was really the bones of Jesus. There would be such a major impact on the world I don't think anyone would want to be responsibe for that. They buried the bones. But why did they not do the same for all of the other ones? You know the one that are still in the boxes under the appartment complex. And why was just that tomb left uncovered? It does make you wonder.

Answer 3

There is no way of proving otherwise, because it is actually an accepted historical fact that Jesus of Nazareth, the one called Christ, was indeed crucified. The Jews believe it, the Romans knew it happened and most likely would have recorded it somewhere, it is an accepted historical fact. I do not believe that there exists and Roman record of such an act not taking place where a man named Jesus, who was called Christ, was crucified on a Roman cross. Because it was a political execution, some record must exist, therefore it is an accepted historical truth that cannot be denied except by those who are extremely foolish and don't believe anything they hear about from anyone in any fashion, in this case through reading. Therefore, because of such an acceptance in many circles, it cannot be denied that Jesus of Nazareth, called Christ, was indeed crucified.

Answer 4

Historical doctrines all support that Jesus was crucified...you cant deny that. What one would have to disprove was the resurrection.
If there is no resurrection, then there is no Christianity, and if there is no Christianity, then why not share it? As Paul states, if there is no resurrection, then "drink and be merry," for there is no purpose of living...

Answer 5

I'm a non-Christian, but will answer anyway.

Yes, I'd share it with the world! Jesus' death is not the crux of Christianity, although many a Christians would mistakenly say it is. It is Jesus' life and teachings that are important, not his death. But to answer your question, yes, I'd share it with the world.

Answer 6

Where is the conclusive proof that he was crucified?

Jesus according to the Bible said he was ascending to heaven and that God is with him and wont leave him,

yet when hes 'on the cross' he says "O God why have you forsaken me?"

Also none of the disciples of Jesus witnessed the crucifixion except Peter and there is no gospel written by him that exists today.

Answer 7

Let us examine the irony of some of the atheist answers here.... I see some answers positing that Christians not only WOULD destroy the evidence, but that they already HAVE.

This conclusion, like their conclusion about the existence about God, is based upon....nothing. No evidence to support the position yet again.

Ironic...isn't it.

Answer 8

I would but I preface that with the remark that I don't think that it is possible to find "conclusive" proof of anything that occured historically 2000 years ago.

Answer 9

Actually, the bible is proof that Jesus was crucified and I will share will others that He IS VERY MUCH ALIVE!

Answer 10

Well, since it is one of the most accountable events in recorded history, I seriously doubt if any proof could arise. No so-called "proof" has withstood even light scrutiny yet.