Was jesus a white gay jew living in the middle east ?
Since there is no solid historical evidence that Jesus of Nazareth ever existed at all, I guess you can make him anything you want him to be, plenty of others have.
It is an idea that has been around since the 16th century.
One of the reasons Christopher Marlow attracted the attention of the Star Chamber was his published assertion that St. Peter was Jesus' "Alexis" (younger gay lover)
Is it weird that, as an atheist, white Jesus still bothers me?
As for the other points; it’s established he was a Jew, and I don’t think he was gay so much as pan.
Yes he was Jewish as his mother was Jewish. His father was an Arab. He was brown, not white. And there is a strong possibility that he was married to Mary Magdelene and had children with her
Arab?
yes Joseph came from Canaan, which today is Jordan
Hahaaa well he couldn't have been white, could he? The gay part doesn't bother me and we do know for sure that he was Jewish.
Actually no we don't.
Since there is no proof who Jesus father was, his father may not have been Jewish, and could possibly have been Roman and therefore white.
Since Judaism/Israelite heritage was passed down through the male line in those days, not the female as it is has since the 12th century; Jesus could quite possibly have been White, gentile and gay.
Even if Jesus' father was God, the god of the Jews was not an Israelite, therefore not Jewish, so neither was his son.
Lots of history from the time suggests that far from being a Jew, Jesus was in fact an heretical Nazori priest of the cult contemporarily headed by John the Baptist and Dositheus his immediate successor.
@LenHazell53 interesting perspective but at least give me that genetically he is 50% of who his mother was. And let's also mention that perhaps he never existed so it is all conjecture on our part.
Why d'you ask?
To get a conversation started and see how people react that question always got my crazy mother throwing saucepans at me.
Yes and his mum was a slut adulterer who just lied