[Vigilanteman]

86% of American adults believe that Jesus Christ walked the Earth 2,000 years ago, while just seven percent (7%) don’t share this belief.

Ummm, it isn't a belief, it is a well-documented historical account. Even if, as is likely the case, this same 7% voted for ObaMao multiple times and believe that he is the moon god incarnate, it doesn't change the fact of a 2000 year old history.

[RonInNaples]

Exactly. IIRC Jesus is even mentioned in the Koran. Given that the Muslims and Jews don’t seem to see eye-to-eye (to put it mildly), that’s a non-Biblical supported sighting.

[Gamecock]

it isn't a belief, it is a well-documented historical account

True.

But many people don't believe all well documented historical accounts. There are those who believe the lunar landings were fake. That a plane didn't hit the Pentagon. And back to my comment, of those that don't, what are they doing with that information?

People believe in the well documented historical account of the founding of our nation but have abandoned those principles and look where it has gotten us.

[Verginius Rufus]

Every so often a crackpot claims that Jesus Christ never existed.

As a British newspaper columnist (now deceased) commented, "if that's the case, the Thirty Years War wasn't necessary."