Bill, you're a liar. Jesus was a person in history and by all accounts he personally stood for values that one does not find espoused by evangelicals who are political. I never mentioned any animus against the now dead historical figure named Jesus and evangelicals like you do not own or have a monopoly of knowledge on this figure of history regardless of any relationship that exists in your mind. For the record, I'm all for imaginary relationships that help people to be better citizens. 
To the extent, however, that your imaginary relationship causes you to believe that, thanks to your imaginary relationship with whoever, you have some sort of right to dictate to others what kind of medical care they're entitled to access, to that same extent your imaginary relationship is problematic. Imaginary relationships do not carry the weight of law like the relations of one citizen to another, for neither citizen is imaginary but rather real. I have mass. I count. Your fantasies have no mass.