Really.  The Jesus I see in the Bible is uncompromising.  Faith is not belief in things unseen; faith is belief in *the evidence* of things unseen. I cannot see the wind, but I can see and hear evidence of the wind.  I cannot see gravity, but I can see evidence of gravity.  Such is the meaning behind "the evidence of things unseen."   It's not really like believing in Santa Claus.   

They don't give up their families or livelihoods or wealth to follow him.  They teach prosperity and all kinds of earthly values that he never taught.  Jesus didn't say, "Go to church, y'all, and agree on stuff, okay?"  No, he didn't say that.  But he did go to the desert and walk among the people on his own.

"I would have given you living water from which you never thirst again."   These Christians don't want real faith and living water, they want material and earthly power.  And we know what he said about that . . .