Are you willing to go about becoming willing?

[flautistnaturist]

In the Bible, the man who calls Himself the Son [perfectly obedient servant, in kind with the one served] of the Creator, plainly specifies that a person cannot become a whole life student, to become like Him, of this man who testified Himself to be the Savior for the whole world, unless the person applying for the job would forsake all that he/she/etc has [Luke 14:33, Holy Bible]. So for the first forty years since then, people held to this new religion this man referenced in the Bible brought to Earth, as referenced in [Acts 4:32, Holy Bible], sharing all things as community property, of one heart and one soul. Then came in the religion commonly passed off these days as a fit substitute for what this new religion's main human director plainly set out.

Are you willing to become willing, as things develop between people, to do this with me or with anyone else, as was done originally, so that in numbers of two or three at least, this lifetime commitment these people all made together back then, can be again now, with you and me or whoever is willing to become willing to be doing this with you as basis for following the rest of this man's instructions toward actually taking Him up on His offer on the terms He actually specified?

[NamerOfStars]

That's... not what happened at all. The doctrine that Jesus preached was a Jewish apocalypse cult. It got co-opted less than a decade after His ascension, when a former persecutor of His followers converted and claimed Apostleship. Without Paul, Christianity likely would've fizzled out (assuming no further divine intervention); it was HE who turned it into what the latter parts of the New Testament talk about.

[flautistnaturist]

Yehoshua of Natzaret said this, recorded in [John 12:47-48, Holy Bible]:

"And if any man hear my words, and believe not, I judge him not: for I came not to judge the world, but to save the world. He that rejects me, and receives not my words, hath one that judges him: the word that I have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day."

Also recorded in scripture, a booming voice was heard saying about him, on more than one occasion, "This is my beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased. Heed Him." Whatever has come of the practice of carrying scripture and the lifestyle that is associated with it, this man is the one with direct backing in heaven. This one is the one people will be measured by in the end. So starting here seems prudent, with this man. That's all.