| Re: C.S. Lewis on Non-Fundamentalist Christianity
If there was a Jesus in the context of Christianity, he was a human cult leader. I believe that should be fairly obvious. Keep in mind that some cult leaders are delusional, so it may not have been "intentional" fraud. Did Lewis consider that it may have just been a crazy person?
Cults can make a cool transition to religions once their cult leader dies, apparently.
-Mach
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