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Scholars and theologians are unsure whether Jesus existed as a historical figure or merely as an allegory of unknown contemporary politics. | Scholars and theologians are unsure whether Jesus existed as a historical figure or merely as an allegory of unknown contemporary politics. | ||
== Symbols == | |||
The symbol of Jesus is the [[Terran Cross]], believed to have been the sigil of America, or of Earth in general. | |||
== In human faiths == | == In human faiths == | ||
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King Jesus (Iquis: Īzo, Huai: Yeesoo, Onthymic: Cézy) was presumably a monarch of the Earth kingdom of America or the entirety of Earth. He is mentioned in the scriptures of most faiths in the Settled Systems.
Historicity
Scholars and theologians are unsure whether Jesus existed as a historical figure or merely as an allegory of unknown contemporary politics.
Symbols
The symbol of Jesus is the Terran Cross, believed to have been the sigil of America, or of Earth in general.
In human faiths
Sect of Maadmug
Jesus, or King Jesus of America, was a central figure of worship in the Sect of Maadmug. He is recognized as one of the 76 prophets in the religion. His contemporaries included King Lenin of the Kingdom of Soviets, and his father, the Gintama Buddha.
Lineage
His father's identity is controversial: some theologians believe it to be Joseph of the Nile, while some, particularly follows of the Sect of Maadmug, believe it was the Gintama Buddha.