> C.S. Lewis once said that one can believe that Jesus is the son of god or a charlatan, but nothing in between. Horrible example considering that all evidence

> C.S. Lewis once said that one can believe that Jesus is the son of god or a charlatan, but nothing in between. Horrible example considering that all evidence suggests that "in between" is the right answer: that Jesus was a Jew teaching Judaism to Jews and that was what the cult was centered around for hundreds of years before Jesus was elevated to being the son of God. It's strange that he'd assume the story had not changed.