> It is generally accepted that Lucas, Matthew, Luke and John were educated Greeks (a publican, student,and a physician), who were educated in the philosophy of reason.
I'll point out that you just claimed that those four named sources were three people.
> In contrast islam's holy "books" were mostly orally transmitted for the first ~100 years by soldiers.
That's not that much shorter than the generally accepted time between the time of the events recounted in the gospels and the time that the canonical gospels were written.
I'll point out that you just claimed that those four named sources were three people.
> In contrast islam's holy "books" were mostly orally transmitted for the first ~100 years by soldiers.
That's not that much shorter than the generally accepted time between the time of the events recounted in the gospels and the time that the canonical gospels were written.