Which religion Jesus would belong today?

"religion is a set of symbols and rituals that have meanings supported by the belief of a group of believers who identify themselves with the religious organization."

Did you know that each religion has its ten commandments.

Jesus was a man who always focused on the poor, the sick and the needy. In many of his sermons, he spoke of love of neighbor and the salvation of men.

Even with his teachings, miracles and stories, he died on the cross and humanity had to live without her figure to guide and leave teaching.

And following the narrative that history and biblical texts bring us, Jesus was resurrected and humanity had to live on earth today. And since then, much has happened in the world on account of man's actions.

Many experts comment that some Christian leaders thrive in condemning and demonizing some practices and not to comment about other to society. The current question revolves around what religion belong jesus today, in times of war, armed conflict and lack of love for others?

"Our religions often argue the opposite of what its founders were saying. There is impressive, so that more and more Christian people by creating, choice or by two reasons are questioning what happened with Christianity.

We feel that our founder had been kidnapped and was held hostage by extremists. The kidnappers have Jesus to the cameras and force him to say things in which he obviously does not believe.

He became a doll without expression and often seems to be against the poor, the environment, gays, intellectuals, immigrants and the science. But this is not the Jesus that we find in the Gospel."

Christians today need to rediscover their faith and that the message of Christ is being transmitted in a conservative manner, not as a system based on love, the main teaching of Jesus, and that is a danger.

"What would happen if Christians rediscover their faith not as a system problematic beliefs, but as a fair and generous living, rooted in contemplation and expressed by the compassion?

I was raised in a context of Christian conservatism, were always warned about the dangers of changing the original message. However, at the same time, often we do not realize that message as changed over time. "

McLaren says it is necessary that the society worry less about the literalness of biblical miracles and start thinking more about the message, the real meaning of what they teach us. Speculations are that perhaps Jesus would have to again teach its principles because of the distortions and conflicts that is happening in the world.

What religion do you think Jesus belong?