'i' didn't suggest that they were destroyed, but rather omitted.
the tendancy to do such things is not hard to see. corporate funded journalism is full of omissions and untruths.
either way i'm not phased if there was a historical jesus that existed or not - due to the holographic nature of things, it wouldn't surprise me.
sometimes we tend to pin our hopes or faith on physical things or events, and downplay or ignore the mythical or metaphorical relevance of stories, which is often significantly more substantial.
i'm quite impressed or inspired (inward pointing?) by the angle that jordan maxwell takes/presents.
