Ah what the hell...
Jesus was a man, like every other man. He is no more the son of god than any other organism that has existed. He was not white. He was not black. He was middle eastern. He was also a jew. Millions of years ago (not 4000), his ancestors were primates, and billions before that, his ancestors were microbes, and billions for that, all matter in *our* universe was condensed to a point, and the concept of time was completely invalid.
Jesus was a good man, and his teachings, if actually followed, would give us a very peaceful and harmonious society, one that I wouldn't mind living in. He wasn't the first good man to come up with these or similar ideas, and he wasn't the last.
If Jesus Christ didnt convince the western world that he was the son of god, someone else would have before long. David Korresh was a little late to the party, but if he was born a couple of years before JC, in the right place, at the right time, we might be asking WWDKD?
But as absurd as all of that is, there is no way to prove, or unprove the existence of a god as conceived by our society. Science certainly can't come close to that, since science doesn't *prove* anything. It goes a long way to further our understanding, and its equally absurd to place scientific knowledge on the same plane as " just another religion", because it is far more than that.
In my opinion, believing that a deity exists and jesus is his son, immaculately conceived, and god is watching over our every move, and cares whether or not you curse, smack your little brother around, marry another guy, or kill someone, is as absolutely asburd and infantile as thinking god or some sort of supernatural concept doesn't exist because there is no proof for or against it's existence.
There is no way to know the answers. It's hard enough to know the questions. It's self evident that there is a little something more than just blind determinism going on here - "I think, therefore I am" is not just a cute statement. Making up fairy tales is just delusion, and I don't think that helps anyone in the end, although ignorance certainly is bliss.
Denial, delusion or deferment seems to be the only options anyone can see, although I, like everyone else, think I've got it figured out, or at the very least, figure what I can, and accept the fact that some valid questions will never be answered, and not every question that can be asked has an answer.