Since Jesus was a Jewish Rabbi, and couldn't be a Christian, a religion...

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...that hadn't been invented yet, where? Where does that leave Christians who invented a religious that Jesus didn't believe in?
 
Christian means "Christ-follower." And he did want people to follow him. He said he came to fulfull the Jewish law and prophecy.
 
You're understanding of Jesus is skewed. He was not simply a Jewish Rabbi, but the Son of God, the Word of God incarnate, God Himself made flesh to dwell among us - the same God as the God of Israel. His followers realized that after His resurrection, and the Church was born on Pentecost.

P.S. My mother is a Linda M, an atheist, and a Jew, too. Weird.
 
Of course Jesus was Christian, which is nothing more that being a "fulfilled Jew."
 
The Bible tells us when the term Christian became a word. It means Christ-like so how could He believe in a religion that calls Him Messiah? Not that He knew He was the Messiah. Is the word Messiah different than Emmanuel? I'm going to look that up in a second. According to both Old and New Testament testimony they are both the same person.
 
The Bible tells us when the term Christian became a word. It means Christ-like so how could He believe in a religion that calls Him Messiah? Not that He knew He was the Messiah. Is the word Messiah different than Emmanuel? I'm going to look that up in a second. According to both Old and New Testament testimony they are both the same person.
 
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