Your approach might work if you put it in the form of a political ad, say 30 seconds in length, and then have it run on every network 20 or 30 times daily for about 6 months. All those who love to be glued to their tv sets, and who buy into every sales pitch, will yield their will to your appeal. It may cost you $800 million or so, but you would have a lot of converts. Fox network would likely counter yours with their own ads. You may have to interlace 3 or 4 ads simultaneously, at 3 or 4 times the cost, but what the hey? It's just money. Or you could build your own nuclear fleet and really flex your muscles.

Many years ago, The History Channel offered the latest scientific evidence of what Jesus Christ may have looked like when he walked the earth. Certainly, God in his wisdom, would have had Jesus, his only son, look like he wanted him to look (Jewish?).

And, although he was a late bloomer, and apparently, a carpenter like his stepfather, Jesus became an evangelist for the oppressed and downtrodden under the enslaving rule of Rome while nearing 30 years of age. His appearance, his voice and what he said in public, make him one of the greatest speakers of all time with huge crowds of followers without the benefit of technology and only his and others spoken word to pass his fame forward. His calm and peaceful countenance drew in at least 11 loyal disciples who catered to his every need. Surely, Jesus must have been very handsome and attractive to have so many groupies. After all, he lived in the street like a homeless man.

Archaeological and forensic studies of the Shroud of Turin and other artifacts and evidence from Jesus's time seem to indicate a dark skinned, fine featured, bearded man similar to many in the Middle East today. This image, if correct, is a far cry from the blue-eyed, often blonde, very white skinned Jesus portrayed in artwork largely from the Renaissance 1400 years later, and in many craven images of the son/God in churches, religious literature and museums around the world. "Thou shall not worship craven images."

So, it appears from the evidence so far gathered, that most Christians believe that Jesus, the son of God, was a white man and even fits the Nazi version of what an Aryan (Hitler did not) should look like. Trump does seem to have an Aryan appearance but his words are the direct opposite of what Jesus supposedly said. Harsh and vindictive, selfish, and not at all like those recorded of Jesus.

Evangelicals were shaken to the core when a man of mixed race, half from Africa and Muslim and half from the traditional Christian Midwest, became president. Actually, according to that study, well before the 2008 election, Barack Obama looks like, and speaks much more like, the real Jesus, if he existed.

Ron