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Is it right for Wikipedia articles to refer to Jesus as though he was a genuine historical figure?
You know, the evidence for Jesus being a fictional character is stronger than the evidence that Jesus was a genuine historical figure so shouldn’t Wikipedia articles refer to Jesus as though he was a myth whose existence is yet to be verified? Instead of saying, “The history of early Christianity spans from the death of Jesus Christ,” should it instead say, “The history of early Christianity spans from the alleged life and death of Jesus Christ”? Because it’s pretty unscientific and does not help the truth to just assume Jesus was real, right?
Where is this so called evidence that Jesus was a fictional character?