Perhaps, then, you could explain why the Jews didn't execute him. It wasn't because he was a gentile. The Jews not only decided that Jesus had to die, they tried to carry it out a couple of times and were not successful. True, they did slip up and kill other Jews that didn't speak Pharisee PC but it was illegal nonetheless and they were penalized for it.
Jesus was not seen as a state problem to the Romans. Pilate said he found no fault in the man and would have released Jesus save the frothing Jewish crowd. Rome later viewed Christianity as a political threat (to justify its oppression) but Roman historians referred to it as a Jewish sect.
About Romans calling themselves gods all the time, it would be nice to see some supporting evidence or even rational arguments for this or any of your positions; All I have read so far is only your unsupported personal opinion. Some Caesars referred to themselves as god. How that qualifies as "many" is not readily apparent. The threat to Rome was Christians refused to acknowledge Caesar as God. Apparently the unconverted Jews had no problem giving lip service to Roman demands to secure their survival. Poor Mattathias, Judas the Hammer, Jonathan and John Hyrcanus, proud and faithful Jews who refused to burn incense to any pagan god. In only 150 years the Hasidim-turned-Pharisees had turned their backs on the reason for Purim.
Don't bother to respond to this post. You will first need to spend much time learning about the subjects of which you speak.
Jesus was not seen as a state problem to the Romans. Pilate said he found no fault in the man and would have released Jesus save the frothing Jewish crowd.
No. Perhaps YOU can explain why the Jews didn't execute him, since you suggest that Pilate had no complaint with him? The Procurators of the time did NOT go out of their way to pacify Jews. Just the opposite.
All I have read so far is only your unsupported personal opinion. Some Caesars referred to themselves as god. How that qualifies as "many" is not readily apparent. The threat to Rome was Christians refused to acknowledge Caesar as God. Apparently the unconverted Jews had no problem giving lip service to Roman demands to secure their survival. Poor Mattathias, Judas the Hammer, Jonathan and John Hyrcanus, proud and faithful Jews who refused to burn incense to any pagan god. In only 150 years the Hasidim-turned-Pharisees had turned their backs on the reason for Purim.
Yes the Caesar's.... and to even such an extent as wanting their images placed inside the sanctuary. And yes, it seems some Jews did pay lip service to save their butts. Josephus being one! And a particular Rabbi whose name escapes me at the moment. They both, unknowing to the other chose to kiss Roman hiney by telling Vespasian that 'he' was the 'Star Prophecy'! lol