I am not even sure whether you should ascribe divine nature to Jesus—Christianity is not united even in this question.
That doesn’t strike me as a practical definition of ‘Christianity’. Even most of the mutually incompatible Christian sects would agree that not ascribing divine nature to Jesus would disqualify them from even a heretical Christian sect. “Folks who believe Jesus was divine’ would be a reasonable description of what the word “Christian” means.
We-ell. Judaism is OK with a other-than-human-but-not-God angel evicting Adam and Eve. Jehova’s Witnesses are a Christian sect, but they ascribe Jesus a position higher than humans and angels but strictly lower than God.
You are embellishing the truth. You cannot even be saved by standards of both Russian Eastern Ortodox Church and Catholicism at once.
I am not even sure whether you should ascribe divine nature to Jesus—Christianity is not united even in this question.
So yes, bet-hedging will still give quite perverted result.
That doesn’t strike me as a practical definition of ‘Christianity’. Even most of the mutually incompatible Christian sects would agree that not ascribing divine nature to Jesus would disqualify them from even a heretical Christian sect. “Folks who believe Jesus was divine’ would be a reasonable description of what the word “Christian” means.
We-ell. Judaism is OK with a other-than-human-but-not-God angel evicting Adam and Eve. Jehova’s Witnesses are a Christian sect, but they ascribe Jesus a position higher than humans and angels but strictly lower than God.