That's exactly my point! Using accepted scholarly historical criteria, Jesus and the NT writings, including Paul's writings, coincide with every other known myth-archetypal story. All of the classical hallmarks are there: previous virgin births, beating death, divine inspiration, miraculous powers, the accounts written decades after the subject's death, stories re-told and codified as centuries pass.
Actual real historical events have contemporary sources, are usually mundane in their telling, and have objective corroboration, and often have physical evidence. Jesus and the NT have none of this. There is ZERO contemporary evidence or extrabiblical documentation that a person named Jesus as portrayed in the NT, ever even existed. Even Paul's writing all refer to Jesus death and resurrection in the spiritual world, and not on the earth. The author of Hebrews locates Jesus' sacrifice in a heavenly sanctuary.
