Is Jesus Christ a man, a myth or really the son of God?  

Watch the conspiracy movie called "Zetgiest", it contains about Jesus Christ and other religions that portrayed the same situation as the son of God. I can never imagine that every belief around the world are simply tied into one same story and the only difference is their name.

Jesus Christ is really the Son of God. Being a Christian, i really believed Jesus came to save us and be our redeemer. Happy mylotting to all.

I do not know of others beliefs. But no matter what anyone else believes or says...My heart believes that Jesus Christ is the Son of God.

I believe he was a man, and the son of God. Of course I'm a Christian.

The historical Jesus is impossible to pin down. There were no accounts of him written down in his lifetime and there are few if any creditable accounts of him outside the bible that were written after his death.

The real question after all is said and done is not whether Jesus was a god or a man, it is whether he ever existed at all.

First of all you have to know that the Myth of Hiram Abiff (the chief architect
and builder of the King Solomon's Temple) is conceptually and chronologically overstreched by various rites of Freemasonry'in order to support the claims of their their spiritual birth 2000 years before than it actually happened.

Secondly masons require one to believe in God to be a member, but the candidate is never required to say what god he believes in. Masons commonly refer to their deity as the "Great Architect of the Universe" or the Supreme Being. God is further described as Grand Artificer, Grand Master of the Grand Lodge Above, Jehovah, Allah, Buddha, Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, or Great Geometer, claiming that the actual name for God has been lost.

Masonry, however, is not based on the Bible (referred to as "The Great Light"), but on the Kabala (Cabala), a medieval book of mysticism and magic.

In this context, the name of Jesus Christ is seldom referred to in Masonic literature, the brotherhood's teachings claiming that Messiah is not an individual, but "the perfection of the human race." Needless to say Freemasonry does not believe that Jesus Christ is God, nor that salvation is available only through Him, as Freemasonry is a religion without a Savior.

Is important to know that Freemasons claim that in early Christianity there were two parts of the Church, the exoteric Church and the esoteric Church (or Gnostic Church). The former (institutionalized by the man Jesus Christ) was open to everyone, the latter (inspired to John the Baptist by God) was a form of mystery religion with secret rites and initiation ceremonies. Freemasons claim that the true Prophet was Joan the Baptist, Jesus Christ being one of the apprentices that constructed the exoteric Church, or the Christian Church for all.

Personally I think that there is no general answer to your question about the Divine Nature or the Human Nature of God. The Ealy Christian Church decided in The Council of Nicaeea that Jesus Christ was both a Man and the Son of God. That's what the Bible teaches; that's what the apostles taught; that's what Jesus taught; and that's what the church teaches today. Like other children, Jesus had a dual heredity, paternal and maternal. His paternal heredity was, of course, divine. The Christian Church claims that due to His corrupt human heredity, Jesus could be, and was, tempted by evil spirits. But, as He drove out the evil spirits who were tempting Him, that "temptable" part of His nature was replaced bit by bit with divine substance from his Father. Therefore, as His infirm human grew less and less with regeneration, His Divine-Human grew more and more. In conclusion, according to the Christian Bible, Jesus was both man and God so that He could be a perfect sacrifice to save all of mankind from the penalty of death. There is no confusion about that.

On another hand, the answer to the question if Jesus was a myth or not, well, I believe that the truth lies with our souls and personal beliefs. There is no recipe for global truth nowadays.

It depends on what you believe in. If you believe in Buddha, or Muhammad or Smith, or Russel, or Mary Baker Eddy or Quiboloy, or other things or people other than God, then you will believe whatever myth there is. However, if your faith is true and planted upon the Solid Rock which Jesus Christ, then you just believe what the Bible says. Jesus is a man, Jesus is a King, Jesus is a Servant, Jesus is the Messiah, Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God. It is only through Him where the soul can be saved from the penalty of sin in hell. What do you believe in?