Jesus of Nazareth never existed.

Hi!First, I wish to remind my opponent plagiarism is immoral. The MLA citation for your whole argument is the following"Jesus Never Existed at All." Atheism Resource RSS. N.p., n.d. Web. 22 Dec. 2013.Secondly, using easywhois.com, I see that the owner of your source is Amanda Brown. Here is a video by her that I found on YouTube. I invite you to watch and evaluate it. I warn you there is language. http://www.youtube.com...Her extreme anti-religious views puts her down as a biased source and I remind the voters and you to keep that in mind.My final point regarding the validity of this website is a Google.com link check. Check out these results. https://www.google.com...Every one is a link from her websites to that one.Now to the arguments._______________"We have no record of the resurrection"I remind my opponent that in this debate I am arguing the point of Jesus being flesh and blood and not the messiah. I also wish to point out I am an Atheist and do not believe in rebirth."Jesus vs. Julius Caeser"Please forgive me it has been a long day but what bearing does Julius Caeser's war tactics have upon the life of a poor man executed as a state criminal? If my opponent chose to read the article that he copy and pasted, he would see it spoke of resurrection and not the life of Jesus. Therefore, the article as a whole has no bearing upon this debate and my opponent has wasted a round. As a result I will write a short speech and allow my opponent more time in the next round to prepare a better argument.________________Geoffrey Blainey, a historian, said "Jesus' life was in fact "astonishingly documented" by the standards of the time". The following is from this site: http://www.canadafreepress.com...Thallos, an author from antiquity gives the earliest possible reference for Jesus, from approximately 55 AD. When Julius Africanus writes about the darkness at the death of Jesus, he added: “In the third (book) of his histories, Thallos calls this darkness an eclipse of the sun, which seems to me to be wrong (ToQ66;τo τò σκóτoς O56;κλειΨιν τoQ66; O69;λiou Θαλλoς O36;πoκoλεQ50; O52;ν τρiτητQ82;ν Q82;τoρQ82;ν, P33;ς O52;μoQ50; δokεQ50; O36;λoγP61;ς).” Pliny the Younger (61-112 AD) was a powerful Roman lawyer, senator and intellectual famed for his letters which were turned into ten popular books. In his tenth book is a letter written, #96, to Emperor Trajan asking for help with trials of accused Christians. Three times he mentions the Christians of Christ. This letter is not suspected of being a forgery by most historians. Pliny writes, in part, They had met regularly before dawn on a determined day, and sung antiphonally a hymn to Christ as if to a god (carmenque Christo quasi deo dicere secum invicem). They also took an oath not for any crime, but to keep from theft, robbery and adultery, not to break any promise, and not to withhold a deposit when reclaimed. Roman writer Gaius Suetonius Tranquillus was another Roman lawyer and friend of Pliny the Younger. His famous Lives of the Caesars included the section on the Deified Claudius, mentioning what most scholars concede is an allusion to Christ, or Chrestus. He stated: He [Claudius] expelled the Jews from Rome, since they were always making disturbances because of the instigator Chrestus (Judaeos impulsore Chresto assidue tumultuantis Roma expulit). EtcThese are all first person reliable sources.__________________The CrucifixionI believe it imposable for a man to be killed if he hadn't existed at all. For the purpose of character limits, I will refrain from posting the evidence here but instead invite you to read this. http://en.wikipedia.org...Mara Bar-Serapion is believed to be pagan and therefore can be viewed as a third party source._________________I admit, Jesus has been greatly exaggerated and I highly doubt his religious powers. But his existance is basically undisputed except by a small circle of scholars. I hope you will provide a good argument for the next round.Thank you