I used to be a very strong and committed Christian, but since I have been listening to Jewish rabbis Michael Skobac and Tovia Singer explain why they don't accept Jesus Christ or the New Testament, that has changed. I am ex-Christian and currently agnostic. I strongly doubt that God exists because He never thinks, says, or does anything at all except in the minds of religious believers. But I have a healthy respect for Judaism and I am interested in learning a lot more about it.
I no longer believe that Jesus Christ was the Jewish Messiah because he didn't accomplish anything that the Messiah is supposed to do, and the Second Coming of Jesus when he will supposedly accomplish these things is a Christian invention that is not supported by Scripture. Just a simple Google search brought these Messianic requirements up, and of course Jesus didn't accomplish any of it.
I plan to study and learn much more about Judaism in the near future, and I may even decide to attend a synagogue.
I have always questioned the resurrection of Jesus Christ and wondered if it really did happen, but I'm convinced now that the answer is no. Jews for Judaism has an excellent video that explains how the myth of the resurrection of Jesus began and evolved over time.
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