We commonly think of Jesus as the founder of Christianity. But, strictly speaking, this is not historically true. Instead, his concern was the renewal of Israel. He created a sectarian revitalization movement within Israel whose purpose was the transformation of the Jewish social world. The relationship between a renewal or revitalization movement and a social world is one of both affirmation and advocacy of change. On the one hand, such movements profess a strong loyalty to an inherited social world or tradition. On the other hand, they claim that present circumstances call for a radical response. The fact that Jesus did not intend to create a new religion but intended the revitalization of his own tradition does not mean that Christianity is a mistake. Rather, Christianity as a religion separated form Judaism came into existence as the result of a historical process which took several decade after his death. Though Christianity continued to affirm its connection to Judaism, the connection was increasingly to the Old Testament rather than to the Jewish people themselves. My point is that there is disconnect between Christ, his purpose and Modern Christianity. Jesus as reformist was always portrayed us son of God and came to save the humanity by getting crucified on the cross. This was absolutely a twist given to the whole story by crooked religious leaders to maintain the power structure offered by the Old Testament conventional wisdom. The number of Christians in the world does not tell the truth because the truth is hidden in the lie propagated by religion and its leaders. So long as the religious leaders cannot carry the cross and follow Christ no one is going to believe whatever you guys tell. I am very closely watching Pope Francis whether he is going to get crucified or not by his own people for following Christ. He is smoking some of the guardians of prosperity gospel and arousing the devil in them.