[BenLurkin]

“FALSANI:
Who’s Jesus to you?

(He laughs nervously)

OBAMA:
Right.

Jesus is an historical figure for me, and he’s also a bridge between God and man, in the Christian faith, and one that I think is powerful precisely because he serves as that means of us reaching something higher.

And he’s also a wonderful teacher. I think it’s important for all of us, of whatever faith, to have teachers in the flesh and also teachers in history.
FALSANI:

[SkyPilot]

Hello Ben,

I am guessing the quotes you presented in post #2 were from the Obama interview with Cathleen Falsani in 2008.

http://cathleenfalsani.com/obama-on-faith-the-exclusive-interview/

Christ said: "By their fruits shall you know them." (Matthew 7:16).

He also said: "Blessed is he who is not ashamed of me." (Matthew 11:6)

Obama, on numerous occasions, has mocked Christ, mocked the Scriptures, and mocked those who believe.

I don't agree with Bono about everything he has ever said or done, but I found his affirmative, short, and to the point answers to the interviewer's questions courageous and refreshing. I firmly believe I will see Bono in the Kingdom.

[editor-surveyor]

Too bad you didn’t watch the video.

Bono confessed his belief in the messiah, the son of God, and being God himself, as much as the Father.
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[Hoodat]

I cannot fathom any Christian at all giving that response. Here's a breakdown:

1. I see Jesus as . . .
2. Christian faith sees Him as . . .

[Boogieman]

“And he’s also a wonderful teacher.”

Usually when I see someone who calls Jesus a “wonderful teacher” or something along those lines, it means they don’t believe he was really the son of God.