Et d'ailleurs le seul "Christ" ne suffit pas à affirmer qu'il s'agit effectivement bien de Jésus.
Comme le rappel si bien rationalwiki :
"Pliny the Younger (61 – ca. 113 CE; oldest copy is 5th century and only 6 of its 218 leaves still exist; next oldest copy is from 9th century[148]): Pliny the Younger was a Roman official who wrote innumerable letters. In one (ca. 112 CE), he references "Christians" (but not Jesus), and his "Christ" could have referred to innumerable other "messiahs" that various Jews were following. In addition, the reference may be a repeat of what he heard from Tacitus and may well have been forged or corrupted."
Donc non, ce n'est pas un argument valide ![[[sticker:p/1kkn]]](https://image.jeuxvideo.com/stickers/p/st/1kkn)