Sources Christians site for the supposed existence of Jesus Christ include:
However, your Christcuck apologetics are easily refuted.
The Testimonium Flavianum is probably a forged in the 4th century by Eusebius.
Origen probably also added his own interpolations. In fact, we know Origen misquoted Josephus numerous times. For example, Origen says Josephus writes that the death of James (brother of Jesus) is the reason why many Jews believed the Temple was destroyed, but we find no such passage in Josephus at all.
Fact is, there is not a single reference of Jesus in Josephus before the 3rd century. You'd think earlier Christians in the 2nd century would use Josephus to battle against their critics, but they simply do not. Any and all references we find were likely made up by later Christians.
Tacitus only writes of the deity "Christus". From what we find in him, it looks to be nothing but him writing about hearsay he heard from other people speaking about what very early Christians believed about this Christus deity. He's not drawing off of any genuine historical memory or document here.
All Pliny the Elder says is that Christians worshiped a deity called Christ. Like Tacitus he also seems to assert that the deity was just "Christ" or "Christus". He never mentions anything else about this character.
The Talmud does mention two different Y-eshu's: Y-eshu Ben Stada, and Y-eshu Ben Pandira. Thing is, both lived long before or long after the supposed Christian deity Jesus Christ lived. The Talmud indicated Ben Stada lived in the time of Alexander Janneus, approximately 100 years before Jesus of Nazareth is said by Christians to have lived; the Talmud then indicated that Ben Pandira lived during the time of Rabbi Akiva's death, approximately 100 years after Christians say Jesus of Nazareth lived.
Also, Y-eshu is a completely different name from Jesus. Assuming the Greek name "Iesous" is even a transliteration of Hebrew or Aramaic, then it would be rendered Y-eshua or Y-eshuah, not Y-eshu which is missing an ayin at the end in the Talmud.
His reference comes from 170 A.D., far too late for any reliable source. Plus he never even mentions Jesus by name, only say that Christians worshiped a deity they believed was from Palestine and crucified.
Sorry Christcuck, there is no evidence Jesus Christ of Nazareth existed. Your sky daddy isn't real. Your religion is fake. So, you gonna debate me, or crawl back to your sky daddy? Lol Ta-Ta Christcucks. lol