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Each week we decide who's to blame for historical tragedy.

And each week you tell us if we got it right. My name is Rebecca Delgado Smith and this is the

aftermath.

Hi everyone, thanks for tuning into the aftermath. Today's episode will consist of the entire interview

with Dr Helen Bond, who's the professor and director

at the Center for the study of Christian Origins at the University of Edinburgh.

And she has some very interesting things about Jesus Christ as a historical figure and who's to blame for his crucifixion.

Stay tuned after because I'll be talking with Chris and Amanda and what she has to say might change our verdict.

Thank you so much for speaking to us, Dr. Bond.

So we're trying to get down to the bottom of who's to blame for

the death of Jesus Christ.

Not an easy feat, but here we are. the death of Jesus Christ.

Not an easy feat, but here we are.

Could you talk to us, talk us through what the political landscape was

in Jerusalem at the time of Jesus' death?

Well, a really complex situation actually because Jerusalem at the time was under Roman occupation.

It was under direct Roman rule and it had been under direct Roman rule

for about 25 years so it was still a fairly sort of uneasy alliance between

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