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 ====== Why Lucian's View of the Christians and Jesus is Indeterminate ======
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+==== Authored by Frank Redmond, 2013 ====
 One of the main reasons why anyone today reads Lucian is to see his passages on the Christians and Jesus. Although Lucian's view on the Christians and Jesus comprises a very small part of his ouevre, it still is given prominence considering that it is one of the earliest written references of the Christian sect and Jesus. While a lot of websites and articles out there like to try to probe Lucian's account for historical accuracies about Jesus, there a few problems with this viewpoint.