Jesus Myth Refuted

Christian friends; Why don’t people understand that Christianity began before Jesus walked the earth?

Some anti-Christian people claim that Christianity is an imitation and not the first original “religion”. Can some Christians help refute this myth with historical facts? Where was Jesus when God spoke the world into existance in six days?

Most non-christians would acknowledge that Judaism was around long before Christianity if they respect history at all. Since Judaism promises a messiah, it only makes sense that if that messiah comes, it would be a continuation of “true Judaism” not a new religion so to speak. The problem is, Jews as a whole have rejected their messiah. They only regard the messianic prophecies that describe the messiah as a conquering warrior and king and overlook (literally) the ones that describe Him as a suffering servant. In fact, in orthodox jewish temples today, they skip reading Isaiah 53 because it uncannily sounds so much like Jesus indeed. So, God’s true religion that started in Judaism has taken the form of Christianity named after Christ, the messiah that was prophecied and what today is called Judaism has become a false religion since they reject the only way to God, through Christ.
Of course, non-christians will reject all this as nonsense and say that Christianity started with Jesus’ ministry, or even later by His ‘overzealous’ followers.

By the way, its called Christianity, not Jesusanity so people shouldn’t make the argument it couldn’t have been around before Jesus because Judaism has alway predicted a Christ (anointed one, messiah).

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Zeitgeist The Movie Exposed: Is Jesus An Astrological Myth? $12.20 The popular internet movie Zeitgeist has distributed and lured many from the faith with the claims that the gospel of Jesus derived from pagan astrology, that the Bible is a series of plagiarisms and that Christianity is the fraud of the age. In his thorough response to this new wave of “Jesus mythicist” skepicism, Joel McDurmon dismantles the striking presentation using the Bible and religious hi…