HILARIOUS: MAN SPENDS $200,000 TO LOOK LIKE JESUS

A 30-year old man from Kentucky underwent some radical plastic surgery in order to physically look like Jesus Christ....WOW

Mark Emery has just been following Jesus’ footsteps in many different ways for several years. It includes becoming a carpenter himself, as well as studying ancient Jewish law and religious texts.
He went so far as to spend more than $215,000 on two years worth of plastic surgery to change his physical appearance to resemble Jesus.
After undergoing a total of 21 surgeries, he claims to be “almost satisfied” with the results.

“Some people buy fancy cars or fancy mansions… I use my money to
show my love for Jesus by getting surgery to look more like him,” says Mr. Emery. “I endeavor to live by his model and to be as much like him as I can. For me, acting like Jesus wasn’t sufficient, I extremely needed to resemble him and appear as though him.
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Many critics have already arisen in the social media, both denouncing or mocking Mr. Emery’s attempt to resemble Jesus Christ.
Hundreds of people, including various religious leaders, have made some religiously oriented critics, denouncing as “blasphemy” or “heresy” his desire to physically imitate the appearance of Christ.
“Christians love Jesus and endeavor to act like him, not look like him. Shame on you. That is absurd and anti Christian” composed Pastor John Hagee on his Twitter account.

Many critics have also described Mr. Emery’s surgery as “ridiculous” since the physical appearance of Jesus Christ remains unclear and is still subject to a lot of debate.
The Bible itself gives no physical portrayal of Jesus in the sense of depicting his skin tone, haircut, or facial characteristics.

Numerous speculations have been explained by researchers throughout the years. Some of the are incredibly far-fetched, claiming that Jesus could have been West African, Egyptian or half-Roman among others, but none of these claims were backed on any evidence.
It is by and large acknowledged among students of history, that Jesus was not of European descent, as he is normally depicted on symbols and crosses. He would instead have resembled a modern-day Arab, Turk or other middle eastern man, having a slightly darker skin color.
Regardless of every one of these critics , Mr. Emery says that he is extremely content with the result of his medical procedure, professing that he presently feels nearer to Jesus than he had ever felt in his life.