Walking on water turning water into wine but no mention of any of these things being done by any man. This to me is where the whole Christian narrative falls apart. You can't be that guy in your holy texts but the historical ones don't even acknowledge your existence.
You do realize it's been 2,000 years right?
Judea was a backwater equivalent to West Virginia in America , under Roman administration. So there would be no real reason to keep records of some manger brat causing trouble.
Especially because the paper records were kept on papyrus which rots. And only the nobility got records of themselves carved in metal or stone. This is made even worse because the literacy rate in the first century was 3% among jews, so even fewer hands were capable of documenting history
To give you an example of what I mean, Historically speaking there's only two pieces of evidence that say the Roman governor of the region, Pontious Pilate , ever existed. And these ones only survived because one of them was a ring made of gold and the other one was a literal carved rock. So if the whole noble governor of Jesus' province is barely remembered 2000 years later, why the hell would some random death row convict be remembered?
