From Alternative History

IIRC, some of the stories about Jesus were fasten after his death OTL, like the virginity of Mary. Also, according to the scripts, he never proclaimed himself as the Messiah: his apostoles did.

So, have he lived longer, historians won't remember the virgen mother myth nor a Messiah proclamation.

He might be recorded, if at all, as a successful or unsuccessful reformer (his teaching were focused in given priority to the human being rather than the strict fullfillment of the law).

--Carlos Th 14:46, 28 Apr 2005 (UTC)

Worst yet, he could be only known through his detractors as was Simon Magus *here*. For all we know *there* he could be an obscure figure in roman Mithraic text who once challenged the faithfuls.--Marcpasquin 23:33, 28 Apr 2005 (UTC)

Jesus wasn't the only person to claim messiah-hood in that era. Most likely, he'd just be remembered as yet another self-proclaimed messiah