Jesus was a Jewish preacher who lived in the Roman province of Judea from ~8 BCE/BC to ~30 CE/AD. note Exact dates for Jesus' birth and death are difficult to ...

It's an interesting phenomenon: Jesus is generally presented as an admirable figure, or at least benign, even in non-Christian or anti-Christian media.

The Messianic Archetype is a character whose role in the story (but not necessarily personality) echoes that of Christ.

The Jesus Taboo trope as used in popular culture. When a writer uses a religion (especially Christianity) in a story, but avoids going into God, Jesus, or …

Odin hanging from Yggdrassil for 9 days, in the darkness, with his side stabbed by a spear, and with no help from other gods. He died, and was reborn wiser.

The Jesus: The Early Years trope as used in popular culture. It's often remarked upon that The Bible goes into very little detail on the life of Jesus …

The first four books of the New Testament, chronicling the life of one Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham. Their name means Good News.

The Real Men Love Jesus trope as used in popular culture. This character is a total badass and doesn't seem to answer to anyone. Oh, but he does.

The Everyone Is Jesus in Purgatory trope as used in popular culture. Memories of that overzealous English teacher, who forced you to accept that every …

This trope is about the tendency of fantastic fiction and ancient myth to have completely mundane mortals (often of the heroic variety) be on a First-Name ...