ChandraRama

Someone had written, ( i searched back for the thread and i could not locate) that Jesus was transferred from one roman authority to another. If such transfers happened, there are lot of documentary evidences in the bureacratic roman times.
Where I can find such documentation? If 20 such transfers happened between the concerned people, then one of them matches jesus then it is historical proof. If no such match is found, then it is markian fiction.

Steven Avery

You won't find a lot of what would be to the Romans mundane records extant, of any criminal or civil proceedings.

You will find some references, I think Tertullian and maybe another, that such records were look-at-able in his day.

And you will find the controversies about the Archko papers, sorta exposed as a fraud by Goodspeed, leaving a loose end as to the original source (dated before the fraudeeizer).

You can probably find some threads here where the early writer references to the records are mentioned (generally it would be in a dismissive fashion), however the reference(s) were made and are supportive evidence that such records were in fact tucked away in the Roman bureaucratic maze and lasted awhile.

Then the governmental record retention reform promulgated by perspicacious politicians prevented perpetual perspicuous presentation of the records.

Or they were thrown in the circular file.

Shalom,
Steven Avery
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Messianic_Apologetic

Toto

The Archko Volume: Documents That Claim Proof to the Life, Death, and Resurrection of Christ is reviewed on Amazon by our own Roger Pearse::rolling: