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 ::Yes I think something like that is in order.  I'm not sure there's anything here not already somewhere else.  I'm thinking this article should be redirected to Christology.  In fact the second paragraph of the Jesus article states, ""Christian views of Jesus (known as Christology)..."".  Since Jesus is the central figure of Christianity, the Christian views of Jesus are already in dozens of articles on Jesus (and specifically his nature and role is addressed in Christology.  An article on the XYZ views of Jesus really only make sense for describing views of Jesus outside of the originating religion for whom he is a central figure.  This applies to Mohammed, for example, as well.  It makes sense to have a Judaism's view of Mohammad and a Christian views of Mohammad, but a Muslim view of Mohammad would be unnecessary  because as the central figure of Islam, these views are already described in other articles.  Similar arguments could be made about Buddha, an article on Buddhism's view of Buddha would be inane.  Thoughts? (  | contrib) "