the onus is on you then. jesus christ's teachings are anti-religious and that includes catholicism, protestantism and all other isms. jesus christ never advocated for pagan holidays, calling other men father and praying to queens of heaven - nor did he advocate tedtalks and coffee shops at nearby social clubs. the sinner on the cross was proof of this. the jews do not see their torah as literal but fantasy and follow the man made talmudic books of the pharisees. i find it strange that they are so offended by some "crazy dude" despite fulfilling the torah (ot for believers) - so while i 100% do not doubt jesus is lord, to entertain your theory - in theory, it wouldn't change anything as i have the ot to guide me as well as the very teachings of said ot. anything that doesn't align simply means i need to go back and compare the living word of god. i know the truth not through academia (despite it being proven so) but through truth setting me free. it's hard to describe it unless you know that you know that you know. i'm not delusional - yes, it's supranatural. (not super - supra)...    gods, little "g" gods. gods that our ancestors worshipped. falled angelic beings. also, don't forget about translation and the trinity. the mormons and their offshoot cults like to promise godhood... think about it and the promises of eden by the nakash. btw, the jews that find issue with all of these points often do so by citing talmudic excuses or simply disregarding the ot which is funny. almost as if pretending that some of the texts simply were never written. if you are really serious about debunking the existence of jesus christ being god incarnate and the holy sovereign son of god who died for our sins so that you may enter holiness, i would urge you to browse this free resource for any questions. it's free, but less free than your salvation. amen.  
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