Prolly not.

Christ is right now. This instant. This moment. Every moment, when it is happening. Christ - being saved - is living with grace and peace and appreciation for each moment and understanding its perfection. Jesus "died" for our sins, not in reality, but he killed his ego - he destroyed his "earthly egoic personification," in order to "save" us all. You can only save other people by recognizing the absolute truth and beauty in each neverending now.

The only way to save anyone else is to die to your ego and "resurrect" in the true knowledge that we are all god, playing a game with itself, that we are all one. In that, everyone is "saved," because you realize that perfection exists, and heaven is now.

The only sin is thinking that the world is not perfect as it is; the only hell is ungratefulness.

Jesus, if he was actually physically killed by other people, was crucified by others' egos. The ego cannot handle the raw truth and power that it does not exist, and that there are no true enemies. That the only sin is thinking the world should be a way that it is not. If Jesus died, by being killed, it was for this reason and this reason alone. And it was perfect, even in its stupidity. God wasn't ready to stop playing "the game."

Some "parts" of god get to remember before the game is up. And the game is up when we all remember.

Until then, if you really want the truth, you will learn what is true (nothing) and what is not (everything you think is real and wrong and bad). You will see that this is all a huge game, we are all aspects of god getting to know itself and its potential. And in that, you will be saved, and love and gratitude will illuminate everything you witness - from now until you return from whence you came.