Article by Robert M. Price where he states that the historical Jesus is a fiction.

Historical arguments that Jesus never existed.

Unitarian Universalist sermon about the story of Jesus birth being based on pagan myths.

Article by Marshall J. Gauvin that comes to the conclusion that the Jesus Christ of the Gospels could not possibly have been a real person but they may be about a real person.

Article by Historicus of United Secularists of America, Inc.

Attempts to give views from all sides of the issue, with emphasis on the views that Jesus did not exist as popularly believed.

Discusses the similarities between the stories of Christ as told in the gospels and the stories of figures in pagan myths, with the implication that the stories of Jesus are also myths.

Lists various events in Jesus' life that people disagree about, such as if he existed, where he was born and his physical characteristics and sexual orientation.

Examines why, unlike any other name in the Bible ending in Hebrew letter 'ayin,' this name was given a 'us' ending by Gentiles.

An analysis of the historical record.

A mailing list for perople interested in discussing whether Jesus was a historical figure.

An argument that the stories of Jesus are a myth.

Christianity inherited monotheism, Heaven, the sacrificed savior son of god, resurrection, baptism, the Eucharist and more from ancient pagan religions.

A critical examination of what the Bible says about Jesus and what he is supposed to have said and taught.

A collection of links to sites stating that Jesus never existed and it's all a big conspiracy.

An article by Gordon Stein, Ph.D. disproving Josh McDowell's arguments of the authenticity of the gospels' account of Jesus.

From a Jewish perspective.

Presents series of studies on the question of the historicity of Jesus, presented from time to time before the Independent Religious Society in Orchestra Hall.

A lengthy critical study of the Christos-Messiah tradition, by Alvin Boyd Kuhn.