>Nothing which can be considered objectively verifiable proof. It's a proof by inference to the best explanation. >There is no consensus between ALL biblical scholars, on anything. The vast, overwhelming majority of the scholars, even the secular ones, agree on this. Only a handful of them don't. >No he wasn't. He was. This is also confirmed by Josephus, the historian. >Which tomb precisely? Never been identified. Joseph of Aramithea was a famous rich man in the Jewish Sanhedrin. His tomb was famous back then and anyone could go and check it if they wanted to. If it wasn't empty, they would call out the lie and there would be records of it. >There is no proof of this. Saint Paul reports this in his letters and says he knows many of them are still alive. Anyone could go to them and confirm the fact. >Goyim cattle coded logic. You have no argument