Your comment about what consequences are going to happen if we rebel against the book, your interpretation of said book and the main character in the book, is based purely on your “worldview”. A worldview which is based on the interpretation of various stories, from 1000’s of years ago, further interpredated by various leaders, and taught to you. There are many people who believe in the same book as you, but far less who agree with the interpretations you follow (hence the narrow in my comment). There are many other books and many other interpretations that go against. None of us know, for sure, if there is a deity, it is all based on personal faith. I personally don’t believe a story that required the people in the Roman empire to travel to their birthplace for a census (given the fluid borders and size of the empire), but I could be wrong. Unfortunately, on internet forums your style of evangelism is divisive, and the comments against your interpretation can appear to be against the entire religion. I have nothing against 99% of people with religion (I was at church with my family the other Sunday, I’m not a believer but my wife is), but your narrow worldview is something to rail against
