Why you Christians are completely wrong about religion

I have read some comments saying that the coming of Jesus coincides exactly with prophecy from the Old Testament, in particular that from Isaac. Think about it for a moment. If you wanted to create a new sect (Christianity) based on an older one (Judaism), wouldn't the common sense thing to do is make sure the stories you write sound like they have legitimacy based on the older tradition? The interpretation is that there was supposed to be a messiah that had certain characteristics, so Jesus was conveniently portrayed in a way that he was the messiah that were written in the old jewish scrolls and that everyone else (those who didn't want to convert) were wrong and going to hell for it. Hence, this connection between Jesus and the Old Testament prophesy is not convincing at all. In pagan religious this sort of thing was done for thousands of years, where some ancient prophesy suddenly matches the current situation, and a certain leader is proclaimed the savior.

There is also the matter of the historicity of this "Jesus Christ". The only textual evidence comes from later writers who wrote only in Greek. Even though Judea and jews in general maintained chronicles and records of events in their nation, none of them ever mention Jesus. Instead there are only accounts of various other jewish sects who had unique beliefs or those that used religion as an excuse to revolt against Rome. These variety of sects always stayed within the Near East and never into the Western sphere. There is absolutely no trace of Christianity (scrolls, records, books, artifacts) at the time it was supposed to exist in Palestine, and it only goes there from Rome and Anatolia.

Christians also like to think that their religion is unique. The so called teachings of Jesus were just a combination of different philosophies and stories that has existed in the civilized world for thousands of years. We can trace it back to ancient Egypt, and perhaps even further before writing was invented. The concepts of the soul, good and evil, piety, miracles, divinity, self-sacrifice, and righteousness are pervasive basically everywhere in the world. Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Zoroastrianism; all these religions are both as old or much older than Christianity, they can share similar a paradigm, but are more richer in philosophical and metaphysical content.

The only thing that makes Christianity relevant is simply that is was written into Greek so us Westerners could understand it and then spread through force by the Roman Empire. It's not because of the "power of Jesus" or that Christianity was special. If enough Babylonian intellectuals moved to the influential Greek and Anatolian cities and wrote about the greatness of Marduk, the majority in the West might be worshiping that deity right now.