It’s not the overall history of Christianity that I’m defending, it’s the basis of Jesus that attracted such followers to such religion, if he existed

I still remember the story in which he drove out the sellers from the temple

The time that he drew away Matthew, a tax collector,

And his fate that he was executed by the Roman gov’t and its Judean Pharisee collaborators, for challenging the latter’s rule

Was he pro-imperial when he got killed for that, like the commenter said?

And even if it’s just a story, its not unfeasible that his story was based of separate real life people

The worst I’d call Jesus would be that he is Utopian