If you don't believe in the divinity of y'shua, you at least have to consider that he was devout to the extreme.
What was right and clean to him he did. He sought to do "always those things that please God".

I myself am not so much on the eastern aspects of "all tolerance agape love".
Of course I love you and think you're a fine specimen of a countryman, just don't make me split you with my claymore being a fool.

So what do I think of him? He followed after his passion for the God.
My life has been holy men, sages, drs and goomers. Hillbillies too. I think the Godspell is strong stuff and known many monks who wore no habit nor said his name. They fkd off everything to be what they thought the God wrote them for.