Mormon Jesus Vs Christian Jesus

The Christian Jesus vs. The Mormon Jesus vs. The Black Jesus?

If Christians (who believe that Jesus was Jewish and fair skinned) do not accept Mormons as also being Christian because they believe in “another Jesus”, do they also not accept African American Christians as TRUE Christians if they believe that Jesus was black?

Just curious.
I don’t think anyone actually read the question.

I did not mean that there are 3 different versions of Jesus, but that different religions see Him differently. I was asking that since Christians (in general) do not view Mormons as being Christian because their views of Jesus are not EXACTLY the same, do they also not accept those who believe that Jesus was black?

My question had nothing to do with who is right and who is wrong and what color Jesus actually is.

Good question, I’ve often wondered the same thing.

It seems that the term “Christian” is sometimes defined on the fly to exclude a group you want to exclude.

P.S. – Mormons believe Jesus was Jewish and fair skinned too. And frankly, I don’t think the “black Jesus” is a commonly held belief among blacks anyway

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