BeautifulMind said:
What if Jesus Christ was not who he was portrayed to be? What if the church created "Jesus Christ" in order to obtain power for themselves? Does everyone know it is possible that Jesus Christ had a wife and descendants, and that there is possible evidence that the theory is valid?
What would you do if you spent your entire life representing a fictional character created by ourselves? You died and there is no heaven or hell. How would you feel about yourself when you came to realize that you have been teaching fallacies all of your life?
If Jesus had a wife and kids, prove it. You have no valid proof. Secondly, I don't know about you, but the pioneers of the early church gained no poltical or economic power by representing Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. Matter of fact, 10 of the 11 apostles were martyrs for following Christ and thousands of other Chrisitians died at the hand of Roman rule and others based on what they trusted as truth. The New Testament Gospels, which include the biographical record of Christ, archeaological evidence, Jewish and Roman Historians, the conversion of Saul of Tarsus, the conversion of thousands of Jews to break cultural tradition and become Christians, the fervent defense of the faith by the apostles and the resurrection of Christ upon which all these events were a derivative of, represent a truth, not a fallicy like you are speaking of. it has withstood the test of time. If no heaven or hell exist, then I have nothing to lose do I? But if the promises of Christ are true, which I truly believe they are, then I much rather be for him than against Him, because of the consequences associated with those who reject Him.