Hello Carlos,

I agree with you entirely. Religions will eventually disappear, although people will always come together in gatherings to celebrate their love for one another and spiritual attunement.

We talk about Yeshua bar Yosef because he was such a remarkable man that he and his life should be inspiring to anyone: atheists, Jews, Buddhists, and the simply uninterested and apathetic. We also talk about him because there are 2.6 billion Christians today, most of whom believe in the mythological Jesus. If they could learn about the humble Jewish rabbi, Yeshua bar Yosef, who taught in the hills of the Galilee in the first century, they would learn that the religion of Christianity has led them astray and kept them from understanding their true spiritual nature and relationship to the Higher Power as Yeshua bar Yosef taught. We have to talk about Yeshua to counteract the harm the Christian church has done to humankind's spirituality by teaching about a mythological man-god named Jesus, whom they represent so everyone should obey the church.

Yes, today we know we have direct access to the Higher Power, and we're learning wonderful things about our place in the universe, without an ancient teacher. That message of our direct access to the Higher Power and our eternal natures is what has to be brought to humankind.

Love and peace, Craig