Newspaper articles don't overturn the consensus that Jesus was a historical figure. Newspaper articles aren't the same as academic journals and books that confirm Jesus' historicity. Jesus Mythicism is the fringe.
Just in case there are people who are still convinced that both newspaper and newsmagazine articles on academic subjects outweigh academic literature on said subjects:
"Oh, a NEWS ARTICLE states that there is not serious consensus on climate change! Oh, well we have to believe that, because JOURNALISTS know more about climate than climate scientists do! Screw the climate scientists! Drill baby drill!"
This is the same kind of argument that
Jesus Mythicists will use when posting that pitiful excuse for a news article promoting Jesus Mythicism. It does to history what a newspaper posting a pro-flat earther article would do to geology.
The earth is round.
Jesus is a historical figure.
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