I didn't read the last 3 pages, but Phi was getting a lot of flak for suggesting the veracity of Jesus' teachings. I also grew up in a Christian household until I graduated high school. After a small awakening about how I had been tricked into this dismal illusion, I have to admit that I am no longer a Christian. Yet, I still have my Bible and turn to it for guidance a few times a year. (I've got the enjoyable Gnostic gospels as well 
Though it has certainly been created, maliciously used, and the truth "smudged" , the fact remains that the authors could not totally smudge the truth, because their mythology must still obey the rule of the Universe. Almost every mythology system is at its very core, the same, presented in different ways. That's the way I understand it anyways. (who knows?) I subscribe to the idea that Jesus himself is fiction, but he was based on a small group of influential and enlightened individuals (who had to be covered in almost unintelligible mystery by the elite)
But overall, Jesus is a cool cat - and if someone probes the depths of his words with a yearning for the truth of his words, one will certainly find something. 
It is extremely interesting that he could have been born on September 11th... It fills in a lot of the mythology for me anyways. Herod (links with terror for me) attempting to kill the prophet of great news... the one time Jesus becomes angry is with the money-changers in the Temple (the capital system enslaving humanity has to end some time) Reality's inner construction is seriously mind-blowing to behold. Good thing the good guys win in the end
I am extremely grateful (as I'm sure you all are) that we are here to experience the shift.
Upward and onward...