If your definition of 'facts' is:
that is incorrect. the eyewitness testimonies that have survived in textual form are
evidence, certainly, are not themselves supporting
facts. their
existence is factual, and to say that they
claim that Jesus performed many unexplainable miracles is factual, but they themselves are merely evidentiary. If you want to know the
facts that I stand on, it is the same that I base everything else on - my experience. I know that Jesus exists for the same reason that I know that my little brother exists - because I have a relationship with Him and interact with Him regularly.
your argument, however, is based upon the
assumption that all there is is myth, which would require that all of us claiming to have
met and
interacted with God are insane, on the order of a man who claims to be a baked potato, or who claims that the government has implanted a receiver in his brain to let aliens track his movements. Your later
adjusted argument that it was all childhood-era brainwashing does not account for adult conversion, as you yourself admit, but your ironclad, evidence-free, factless (one might say, your "faith-based") assumption that we are
all somehow crazy remains in place. odd, that, from a guy so interested in proof.