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There are a bunch of great podcasts on the historicity of Jesus and also Christianity.

Mark I believe is the earliest of the gospels and it was believed to be written in 140 AD. If you put Christ’s death at 33 AD, that’s a lot of time in between the actual events and the writing of the first hand account.

Also, at the time, I believe less 10% of the population of the world could even read. Meaning that most of if not all of what was known about Christ from 33 to 140 AD was certainly oral tradition, not written accounts that were lost.

That doesn’t make it not true, but it does require quite a bit of faith. Imagine how much a story changes in a day from one person to another, then try 100+ years, which was certainly 3 or 4 generations of people back then.

Really good movie. This and Aftersun have been my favorite movies of the past few years. Almost understated on how they’re presented but stuck with me afterword. In my opinion representative of a true great movie.

Mine is when the Falcons blew a 21-3 Super Bowl lead.

Chris Farley’s life is an American triumph and tragedy built in to one and at some point a great bio pic will be made. 30 years later and I am still unbelievably entertained by him and compelled by his life. He makes me so happy and sad at the same time.

And Michael knew it was Fredo

Louisiana adopted the UCC 35 years ago.

Did you have a stroke

Actually, I am not that curious, thanks.

This is the answer. Trusts are actually in a higher tax bracket. He just has everything in a revocable trust because he wants to avoid probate. Which is telling because that likely means he has zero plans to remain in Louisiana (where due to the probate process you don’t need a revocable trust)