Hello Voghormatz,
It seems you're axioms are wrong. You said « X is the myth implies X didn't exist » but is it sure that myths are totally invented and without historical bases? Some historians and philosophers like René Girard have revealed the roots of all myths through what we call the « mechanism of the scapegoat »: when a community tries to recreate its unity against the elimination of a innocent victim and finally deify this scapegoat. This mechanism is true for myths like Oedipus but also for many persecutions in history, even for the armenian genocide. Besides this mechanism doesn't apply to christianity. In facts christianity carries in its own bases the destruction of the mythological processes. From the beginning of the Bible where God condemns the murder of Abel the innocent by Cain to the end where the Passion of the Christ reveals fully this mechanism and its symptoms, proclaming the innocence of the Christ « hated without a cause ».
