But Jesus talked about Moses.
That's not historical evidence. Jesus also talked about Lazarus and the rich man, but neither one of them nor the events which he described ever took place, historically. Jesus also talked about 3 people who were each given different talents and the one who was given only one talent buried it and so the master who gave him the talent buried him. That never actually happened either. He also told a story of the owner of a vineyard sent his son to check on the vineyard and the keepers of the vineyard killed him, thinking if they got rid of the heir, the vineyard would be theirs. That didn't actually happen either.
Jesus' job wasn't to correct history.
I believe Jesus. Don't you?
Sure, It doesn't change the fact that there is no historical evidence that Moses ever existed.
But while there is no archeological evidence for EVERYONE mentioned in the Bible, there is SOME evidence for SOME people mentioned in the Bible.
There is SOME evidence of SOME people mentioned in the Book of Mormon. In fact, the central figure of the Book of Mormon is a historical figure. There is evidence that his mother was Mary and that He lived in Israel and taught there. Was killed on a cross and was resurrected and there is evidence that a being like Jesus appeared to the people in the American continent around 2000 years ago. That's enough for me.
Sadly, nothing will be enough for you all. As I said, how many times does an accidentally correct "guess" have to be correct before one understands that it's no accident.
The point being made, the moral of the story for those who aren't able to get it, is that historical fact is not the basis of faith. And I might add that faith is also not based on everyone else agreeing with the belief.