Historicity of Jesus - 2

[ramana]

<!--QuoteBegin-Shambhu+Jun 11 2008, 01:00 PM-->QUOTE(Shambhu @ Jun 11 2008, 01:00 PM)<!--QuoteEBegin-->Saurav,

You know more about christianity/ism than I do. If I understand you, you are for talking to the non-evangelist xtians about what can be. How can this be done without bringing up the un-exclusivity of jesus? And then the fakeness of jesus? Please (no sarcasm here) tell us if you have a method of talking to non-evangelizing xtians without bringing up the exclusive messiahness of jesus (and therefore the validity of "his father" god).
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There are Evangelical folks and there are others. By going after all of them one creates higher and deeper abrriers. The immediate threat is the American Baptist evangelicals who are on a Wahabaization drive to bring about rapture. Their geo-political mission is to evangalize South American Hispanics too.

BTW has anyone read the book "How Jesus became a Christian"? I saw a blurb for it in a book catalog.


Thanks, ramana