Camp Gagnon The REAL Jesus According to Every Religion
Dec 7, 2025
This discussion dives into the unique portrayals of Jesus across various religions. Christianity celebrates Jesus' divine nature and resurrection, while Islam views him as a revered prophet, emphasizing his return in eschatology. Judaism sees Jesus as a Jewish teacher, distinct from the messiah. Hinduism admires him as a guru, with intriguing speculations about his lost years. Buddhism respects his compassion but doesn't accept him as a savior. The exploration highlights the commonalities and cultural significance of Jesus across faiths.
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Host's Personal Discovery About Isa
- Mark Gagnon recounts growing up Catholic and only later learning Islam also reveres Jesus as Isa bin Miriam.
- That discovery expanded his view that many faiths share stories about Jesus in different roles.
Resurrection As Christianity's Core
- Christianity presents Jesus as both fully God and fully human, with the resurrection as the central proof of divinity.
- The dual nature and resurrection define salvation and are non-negotiable in mainstream Christian doctrine.
Isa In Islam: Prophet, Not Divine
- Islam honors Jesus (Isa) as a major prophet who performed miracles but denies his divinity and sonship of God.
- The Quranic account rejects crucifixion and teaches Jesus was raised to God and will return before Judgment Day.
