The original meaning of Christ is fault free, rational son of God operating with common sense, especially as a ruler as in the case of Osiris the first Christ and King in Kemitic Egypt. It started in Kemitic Egypt. A Yoruba rendition of it is Obatala, the benevolent King and Olodumare's right hand man. The Greek got the concept from the Egyptians and introduced it to Christianity by naming early followers of the new Jewish sect 'little Christs' or Christians because of the way they carried themselves and related with others in Antioch, Turkey. Not everyone qualifies as a Christ or Christians to early Greeks or Egyptians, only empathetic and sensible people who are on the narrow path of rationality. Not everybody. People like Buddha, Confucius, initiates of Ayelala among the Yoruba and etc would be considered Christians by the ancient Greeks or Egyptians but modern Christians who plan assassinations of innocent people and preach heresy would not.

The concept has no equivalent in Jewish culture or theology. It is purely a Gentile concept. It also has nothing to do with modern Christianity and if those Antioch people had seen those Jews threatening people with hell fire or forgiving sins by pleading the blood of Jesus, they would have withdrawn that appellation immediately but the appellation has now stuck.

It is thesame story with Islam, the religion named peace despite having a practice of threatening, condemning and attacking those that do not worship God exactly the way they do, chanting the name of their war mongering and rapist last Prophet during ritual prayers.

Islam means peace and Christianity means rational, empathetic and perfect. Those values are far removed from Christianity and Islam. Seeing themselves as such remains a pure self deception. Mohammed and his co traveller Jesus Christ were egotistic individuals who placed themselves on higher pedestals than other humans. They are not worthy of emulation. Emulating them by some is what is hinging our civilization gradually towards destruction. There is a need to join hands to stop the trend.