Nonsense, you know only what you think you know, that does not make it real. We both interpret an ancient scripture differently, that's how life works. I love how some Christians are ready to dispense God's judgement on His behalf if you don't agree with them.
If you join one of the tens-of-thousands of Christian tribes then you believe what their culture believes. Most of the time people don't believe, they follow.
Jesus is not literally God, to suggest that He is is to denigrate God. NOT GOOD!
Jesus is the emissary, the authority, the word of God, He is not literally God. There are dozens of references in the Bible to confirm this. The simple fact that Jesus was called the Son of God is all you need to know to understand this. God would never descend into the utter imperfection of physical reality.
An eternal, unchanging God does not get born of a woman and then become Jesus and then return to the spiritual dimension and turn back into God. It gets really silly doesn't it?
As for Jesus returning, I believe that too, but it won't be the Jesus that died 2000 years ago, it will be a being with the same characteristics that Jesus had. Christians generally don't believe in reincarnation, so we have to accept that the first Christ is no more and a new Christ like figure will return, with a new name and a new song, as the Bible tells us. A new song means a religion with a new message and a new name for the followers.
As for believing in a false Jesus, well, the Abomination of Desolation was spoken of. Do you know what that means, no, well let me tell you. It means there will come an age when religion is so corrupted, so lost that a true seeker of the path to God will have no place to turn to hear the truth. That has been the state of Christianity for the last several hundred years.
Jesus Himself said there will come a time when He will declare, 'I never knew you, depart from me'. So I would suggest to you that the Bible makes it abundantly clear that most, if not all Christians today are following a false Jesus.
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