Ok speakout, I 100% challenge the ‘zero evidence’ claim about Christianity. The Christian faith is evidenced based on verified historical manuscripts. The New Testament has been preserved in more manuscripts than any other ancient work of literature, with over 5,800 complete or fragmented Greek manuscripts catalogued, 10,000 Latin manuscripts and 9,300 manuscripts in various other ancient languages including Syriac, Slavic, Gothic, Ethiopic, Coptic and Armenian. Even non-Christian ancient Roman reports and Jewish scholar historian Flavius Josephus are examples of historical accounts OUTSIDE of the gospels and as such are not biased towards Jesus and his teachings. They do however cross reference his life and teachings and some of the miracles people witnessed.
Christianity is not based on blind faith, but on an unparalleled weight of verifiable historical manuscript records. Also in the lives of his believers, through god’s holy Spirit which is a personal relationship and walk with him. The bible records include Jesus appearing personally to the Apostles in the days following his death and resurrection. On one occasion he was seen by more than 500 people! (1 Corinthians 15:6). People have tried to argue Jesus never existed, but he is historically verified and this argument always falls flat. There are many accounts of his life, teaching, death and resurrection both in ancient manuscripts and outside the bible.
Also, If the bible is not true or has just been made up by men, how can it be explained that Jesus’s birth, life, death and resurrection were prophesied HUNDREDS of years before he was born? Men cannot prophesy the future like this, and tell the whole life, death and resurrection of a man who would not be born for hundreds of years in the future, in exact detail. Including the place of his birth, his ministry and the way he would die. See Psalm 22 and Isaiah 53. How can this be explained if it is felt the bible is only written by men and not Holy Spirit inspired? Biblical prophesies also extend to other events that happened after they were written too, like the Diaspora (the expelling of the Jewish people from Israel and their worldwide scattering), the destruction of the Jewish temple in Jerusalem. How about Cyrus king of Persia, who was prophesied to liberate the Jewish people from their Babylonian captivity in the book of Isaiah? (His exact actual name was prophesied!) some 150 years before he entered the frame. And most remarkable is when he did, he fulfilled exactly what had been written of him and liberated the Jews.
That said, it is worth noting that over 90% of bible prophesies have been fulfilled. That leaves Revelations, Daniel and some of the Isiah prophesies. That is basically the ‘end of the age’ Jesus was talking about that precedes his return (it’s coming soon)