One of the most important questions Jesus posed happened when He asked His disciples, “Who do you say that I am?” Now, if we asked culture, “Who is Jesus?” we would likely get a variety of responses. That’s because there’s the hipster Jesus, the feminist Jesus, and the homeboy Jesus. In animated shows like Family Guy, there is the divorced, action hero Jesus who drives a convertible with Chris Tucker riding shotgun. In the Simpsons, there is the Jesus who turns water into a Bloody Mary and occupies heaven with Sponge Bob Square Pants and Buddha. In the popular movie Talladega Nights, there’s tiny, infant Jesus, and there’s the Jesus who was married to Mary Magdalene in Dan Brown’s novel The Da Vinci Code. Although the vast majority of adults agree that Jesus was a real person who actually lived, only 48% believe He did not commit sins like other people. So who is Jesus, really?