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There is a theory that the Jesus of the christian bible is in fact the anti-christ of Judaism and Islam, but that's a different theory. I'm going to run with a slightly easier one here.
Let's put it one way and say the body of Christ the man returned to earth without the spirit of god. We can say maybe he is just born again as an infant, or cloned in a Korean experiment in 1986, but either way he lacks the memory of the past but still has a sort of genetic level of trauma and instilled belief in his own superiority. That is, it's essentially like bringing back the body of Jesus who was brutally murdered, expected to come back, but didn't. Like you simply brought back the guy from the shroud of Turin after he was brutally executed but not after his resurrection. Although he doesn't come with any presence of god this time, he is still ordained by god to take over the whole world, in keeping with the book of revelation. The important thing to remember is that this is essentially the body of Christ the man on earth, while the spirit of Christ is also in heaven. He would literally be zombie jesus. He has powers and a link to divine abilities, as if by genetic coding he can still perform miracles.
It also raises some questions
1. If the anti-christ appeared on earth as a child in a very blatant and globally announced manner how would humans respond to him, with everyone knowing a one year old baby will grow up to be the anti-Christ?
2. If the anti-Christ takes over the world, then god will destroy it wouldn't he? So what's to be done?
3. Would world leaders applaud him with praise and money, or leave him to his own devices? What about regular people and non-Christians? Would the anti-Christ himself end up growing up as some sort of holy child similar to suspected future Buddhist leaders?
4. Would he be protected or hunted?
5. Would Christians want him dead or encourage him into power? (he's immortal too by the way)
I'm not asking for answers specifically here I just thought they were some interesting points worth musing over.
Let's put it one way and say the body of Christ the man returned to earth without the spirit of god. We can say maybe he is just born again as an infant, or cloned in a Korean experiment in 1986, but either way he lacks the memory of the past but still has a sort of genetic level of trauma and instilled belief in his own superiority. That is, it's essentially like bringing back the body of Jesus who was brutally murdered, expected to come back, but didn't. Like you simply brought back the guy from the shroud of Turin after he was brutally executed but not after his resurrection. Although he doesn't come with any presence of god this time, he is still ordained by god to take over the whole world, in keeping with the book of revelation. The important thing to remember is that this is essentially the body of Christ the man on earth, while the spirit of Christ is also in heaven. He would literally be zombie jesus. He has powers and a link to divine abilities, as if by genetic coding he can still perform miracles.
It also raises some questions
1. If the anti-christ appeared on earth as a child in a very blatant and globally announced manner how would humans respond to him, with everyone knowing a one year old baby will grow up to be the anti-Christ?
2. If the anti-Christ takes over the world, then god will destroy it wouldn't he? So what's to be done?
3. Would world leaders applaud him with praise and money, or leave him to his own devices? What about regular people and non-Christians? Would the anti-Christ himself end up growing up as some sort of holy child similar to suspected future Buddhist leaders?
4. Would he be protected or hunted?
5. Would Christians want him dead or encourage him into power? (he's immortal too by the way)
I'm not asking for answers specifically here I just thought they were some interesting points worth musing over.
