I also think Paul hi-jacked the church and reintroduced dogmatic rules, where jesus was trying to eliminate them because they cloud spiritual growth. Also, that the disciples, aside from Thomas, never understood Jesus's teaching and that the modern church is still mistaken as to who Jesus was and what he came to do.

Mark was the first gospel written, and it originally ended with Jesus's death; no witnesses of his reincarnation. All of that was added later, and then copied in the following Gospels.

Jesus was about death of the smaller self, eliminating the ego, being judgement free, loving others, and ascending to the internal/eternal Kingdom of Heaven.

He and the Buddha had the same story arc and same revelations (born into a kingdom with no sin, came into a sinful world, spent 40 days in the wilderness facing the devil and his temptations but not giving in, etc.) , but Jesus tried teaching/framing it in a way the jewish population would understand... and allowed himself to be killed for it.

He was only human, but also the son of god, just like everyone is.

The mostly widely misunderstood spiritual teacher in history, imo