25 years vs 600 years: the argument against Paul backfires
The video companion to 'One Standard, Two Prophets — Part II.' The loudest charge against Paul is that he came too late to know anything about Jesus. We run the actual numbers — and the lateness objection doesn't just weaken. It flips.
“Twenty-five years with named living witnesses barely whispers; six hundred years with none sets off the alarm.”
In this episode
- The 25-year math — and the creed atheist scholars date to within 3 years of the cross
- The paper trail: Peter, James, and fifteen days in Jerusalem
- The same detector, pointed at the Quran's 600-year gap
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Paul never met Jesus. Neither did Muhammad.
The video companion to 'One Standard, Two Prophets — Part III.' The charge against Paul is that everything he taught rests on a private vision nobody else saw. I accept the charge — then run both men through the same detector, because Muhammad never met Jesus either.
Watch episode August 1, 2026
Did Paul invent Christianity?
The video companion to 'One Standard, Two Prophets — Part I.' Christianity, the claim goes, is really the religion of Paul — a latecomer who never met Jesus and changed the message. We give the strongest Muslim argument its full weight, then set the one rule this whole series will live by.
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Was Jesus a Muslim?
The video companion to the essay 'The Honorary Member.' Was Jesus a Muslim? We go through it the way the essay does — submission, the shahada, the missing Injīl, the corruption argument, and the historical Jesus the Gospels actually describe.
Watch episode June 22, 2026