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The Mormons are who first told me about Jesus being here, but with real study of the old Indian books and archeology books from the library, you will find more proof that the "White God was here", that has no connection to the Mormon's.

Either the Mayan or ? and Montezuma both thought so.

They expect Jesus to come back and it is in the writings/drawings.

It isn't a thing that I needed to worry about, I figure if we expect God to cure cancer and stop a nuclear bomb, then he had no problems with the travel plans of Jesus.

I can't give any value to the muslims plans, as I feel it is a part of the take over of the country.

I even went so far once to go to a trusted Indian Elder and ask about the Mother Earth that we have.

She is not the pagan mother earth, nor even Holy.

She is Mother Nature and used to remind us that we need to give thanks for all that we take from the earth, but not in a God like class.

I don't worship her, but do smile at her once in a while.

There is so much, just as my Mother used many recipes that I later found in herb books (she could barely read and not books, ever.)

I laughed when the green tree people decided that cornmeal was the best fertilizer and soil conditioner, I wasn't the only Indian in the crowd laughing, as there were many who
had used it always, as we say "Giving back to Mother Earth".

Enough, I haven't done Cal's Black wind google search lately.

Check out He Walked The Americas by the anthropologist L. Taylor Hansen. Hansen recounts stories from the Indian tribes of North, Central and South America. Hansen never explicitly makes the claim, but the inference is that Christ visited in person. There is even some discernable chronology as certain gifts presented early in the visit are reported in his possession during later visits.