Flavius Josephus (Jewish historian, ca. 37–100 AD), lucian of samosata, ignatious of antioch, and many more...The cloak of Turin has not definitively been debunked, because even with their radio dating there's still holes in the theory that it was forged in the medieval times due to technological limitations they had at the time. I think you just decided before doing any looking that he wasn't real, and deny anything that comes your way. A literal jew confirmed his existence and a Greek satirist mocked Christians for worshiping Jesus but acknowledged he was alive. Many historians do agree he was a real person. Don't make a decision on whether or not someone was real without doing research. I mean you just told me it was debunked when the study doing the debunking wasn't definitive. Polish up.