This question is directed at Christians, however any Jesus adherents can answer, if it pertains to their beliefs.
/Is Jesus a 'Deity'?
/Is Jesus a 'different' Deity, from God, or the father?
/Is Jesus 'half man, half deity?
/Is Jesus a 'deified human', yet not a Deity?
/If Jesus is separate from the 'father', how is He 'G-d?
Deity defined: a god or goddess (in a polytheistic religion): a deity of ancient Greece.
• divine status, quality, or nature
> For purposes of how I interpret the questions, I'm going with "a being who has divine status." I do think the inquiry is getting into a few things regarding theism and existence itself, but for now, I'm treating it fairly basic.
1 - Yes, Jesus is a Deity.
2 - Yes, Jesus is Son or extension of Creator God (Father). An intellectual distinction I find important.
3 - I think of question here as "WAS Jesus 'half man, half deity?' Regardless, deity in physical form is a existential type question. My sound bite response would be all Deity, appearing as human.
4 - Again, I think of this as "Was Jesus....?" Same response, all Deity, appearing as human.
5 - Separation is another one of those existential considerations. My theological understandings are such that separation doesn't actually exist. Or answered another way, if drop of water is distinct from rest of ocean, how is it (ever) 'Ocean?' But answered more directly/less rhetorically, the separation is errant way to consider the distinction between Father and Son, and along lines of 'fundamental error.' With sound bite, I would say think of Jesus as (fully) divine, and not Creator of Himself.
Feel like saying a bunch more, but only other thing that seems truly pertinent to the inquiry is that I don't feel the responses above are unique to Jesus, and are as true for everyone that 'appears human.'
