I do wonder what future historians will write of our religious bent. It is easy to see that the Greeks were irrational and kind of silly to worship fantasy as God, and it is equally easy to see that the Romans did the same. But in real time, we humans just have a blindness, a need to hold close illusion and a special relationship with a supernatural power. 
None of my business what someone else thinks or believes. But I do wonder about this man Christ...is he the one of the Catholic Church, which owns a full block downtown. Or is he the man of the Baptists, or the...
And what of the Orthodox Jews who don't see the divinity of that man? 
https://www.myjewishlearning.com/article/what-do-jews-believe-about-jesus/
I do worship fantasy, but only as an escape. I am indeed full of confusion and bitterness, that is an inevitable outcome of living in these bat...crazy times. Thank goodness for Harry Potter and Captain Kirk and Jim Jeffries.
Hugh Massengill, Eugene Oregon