Ironic

The Greek word used can mean carpenter. It also can mean craftsman or tradesman. It also applied to stone masons so Jesus (if he actually existed and there is no proof) could’ve been a stone mason.

so your implying he was real.

congratulations you played yourself

Let's assume for the sake of argument that Jesus really did exist and was actually crucified. So what? This still wouldn't verify any of the supernatural claims about this person.

ok respect that. i just dont like the fact your making jokes

*you are

Welcome to the internet. This isn't even close to the worst thing that anyone's ever said about your god.

ok then

Because every story is automatically true? If I make a joke about Harry Potter, does that mean he was real too?

no

chill

harry potter isnt a legit religion

The point is that works of fiction don't suddenly become factual if their main characters are spoken about in this context.

And there actually is a small religious following for Harry Potter: https://qz.com/788817/two-harvard-divinity-school-graduates-explore-religion-and-spirituality-in-new-harry-potter-podcast/amp/

But if you're concerned about comparisons with a "legit religion," I could also speak about Horus, Mithra, Thor, Dionysus, Krishna, Buddha, or any of the other god-man myths in the context that they were historical figures. This does not make these stories real either.