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Nej det är det inte. Du vet Tacitus skrev inte när Jesus levde.
De gav sina liv för trams, folk gör alltid så, som du gör nu.
"1. James, son of Zebedee
Historical reliability: High
Source: Acts 12:2 explicitly states he was executed by Herod Agrippa I (c. 44 CE). This is considered historically reliable by most scholars.
2. Peter
Tradition: Crucified upside down in Rome under Nero.
Historical basis: Some early church fathers (Clement of Rome, Origen, Eusebius) mention it.
Reliability: Moderate – early sources are decades after the fact and may reflect developing tradition rather than direct evidence.
3. Paul
Tradition: Beheaded in Rome under Nero.
Historical basis: Early sources like Clement of Rome (~95 CE) and Eusebius (~4th century).
Reliability: Moderate to high – there’s a consensus that Paul was executed in Rome, though the exact method and date are uncertain.
4. Other Apostles
John: Tradition says he died naturally in Ephesus.
Andrew: Supposedly crucified in Patras, Greece.
Thomas: Tradition says he was martyred in India.
Philip, Bartholomew, Matthew, James son of Alphaeus, Thaddeus (Jude), Simon the Zealot): Traditions exist, but are mostly apocryphal or legendary.
Historical reliability: Low. These reports appear in writings centuries after the fact (e.g., apocryphal acts, later church histories)."
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