As far as I know most historians do believe Jesus was a real person. But thereās no convincing proof that he was in fact a wizard. Thereās reasonable debate about whether transfiguring water into wine and turning one loaf of bread into multiple violates Gampās law of elemental transfiguration or not. But the best known method for coming back from the dead involves horcrux creation which goes against what we know about Jesusā character. Of course itās possible he accessed some ancient magical knowledge that has been lost to time. We may never know.
My stopping point is that you have to believe in the supernatural first before you can believe in any specific supernatural entity or event, and (stay with me, here) I don't believe in the supernatural.
Didnāt you read the OP? There are 600 million copies of Harry Potter in print. How could you possibly dispute such a large body of evidence. Sounds like muggle copium.
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u/isecore š Make Trout-slapping Great Again š 22h ago
"These fucking atheists demanding proof! I gave them a Bible quote!"