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Who Stole Jesus?
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Jesus has been quite literally been stolen. Much like the plastic baby Jesus figurines that pranksters frequently steal from outdoor Nativity sets at Christmastime, He's been taken from His rightful position and is being used by various groups to support their own agendas, versus His. He's being held captive by those who have less than pure motives in wanting to use His persona to justify their own personal beliefs, lifestyle choices, and worldviews.Jesus is missing in modern day America and we need to find Him so that He can be presented to the world as He truly is, not how infinite groups with private agendas would like for Him to be. Who is Jesus? Is He truly the "tolerant" savior championed by the left?Or, is He the conservative savior championed by the right?He can't possibly stand with all the disparate sides on all issues, so where does He really stand on important and divisive social issues?Is He a socialist?Is He a liberal? Is He a conservative?Does he even care about politics at all?If you ask twenty different people about Jesus today, you'll likely get twenty different Jesus's presented to you as the "real" Jesus. Christians just can't seem to agree on what He stands for. Even Buddhists, Muslims, and atheists are writing books that offer their own takes on who Jesus is. So who, or what, can you believe about the most talked about, written about, and studied man in the history of the world? Only by answering the question of who stole Jesus and discovering who Jesus wasn't, and still isn't, can we come to a clear understanding of who Jesus was, and still is. Once the truth is uncovered, we'll see that Jesus is still sitting where He's always been, on the right hand of the Throne of God, and we'll see that the stolen Jesus was just an imposter all along.Who Stole Jesus? will answer all of these questions and will lead us to the discovery of the real Jesus, who is the same as He always has been: yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
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