Is Jesus the son of god? or is it just a blind faith.

Acis...As some have said in their responses to you, all Christians believe that Jesus is the Son of God. But the question can be also, who are Christians? Christians are those who were baptized in the 3 persons of the trinity, the father (God), the son(Jesus), and the Holy Ghost. When, as a baby, you get baptized, the priest says, "I baptize you in the name of the father, son, and Holy Ghost." If a child is not baptized in this way, he does not belong to a Christian Faith. Christian religions are usually, Catholic, Methodist, Baptists, Episcopalians, Lutherans, to name some. While we are all Christians, individually we have differences within the religion. But we all believe in one God, and that Jesus is the Son of God. In Actuality, we believe that God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are one and the same person. The experiences I have had in my life, leave me no doubt that God, Jesus,and the Holy Spirit exists. He has made his presence real to me many times, and for this I am blessed. I hope someday, you will find that he is real, and have a joyful life. I hope this helps you.

Nobody knows the truth but everyone believes that He is the son of God and this has been written in the Holy Bible..

All Christians must believe that Jesus is the son of God, that is what the religion is based on.

Well I am not a Christian too but as of my knowledge HE was the Messenger of God sent to us human beings to guide us and show us the right paths in this world.

Sometimes some of the simplest questions are also some of the most profound. These types of questions are therefore some of the most difficult to answer. “Why is Jesus called the Son of God?” is one of these questions, simple, profound, and difficult to answer. But as one of my English Professors told me the other day, “The hard questions are really the only questions worth asking.” In that case, Why is Jesus called the Son of God? In a basic sense, the question is closely related to the question the Spirit of the Lord asked Nephi: “Knowest thou the condescension of God?” (1 Nephi 11:16). Note a definition of “condescend” that the Oxford English Dictionary gives the word, “To depart from the privileges of superiority by a voluntary submission; to sink willingly to equal terms with inferiours.” I feel like I can use Nephi’s response to the Spirit’s question as my own response, “I know that he loveth his children; nevertheless, I do not know the meaning of all things” (1 Nephi 11:16-17). What the record says next is a basic answer to the question. “And he [the Spirit] said unto me [Nephi]: Behold, the virgin whom thou seest is the mother of the Son of God, after the manner of the flesh. And it came to pass that I beheld that she was carried away in the Spirit; and after she had been carried away in the Spirit for the space of a time the angel spake unto me, saying: Look! And I looked and beheld the virgin again, bearing a child in her arms. And the angel said unto me: Behold the Lamb of God, yea, even the Son of the Eternal Father!” (1 Nephi 11:18-21). “That Child to be born of Mary was begotten of Elohim, the Eternal Father, not in violation of natural law but in accordance with a higher manifestation thereof; and, the offspring from that association of supreme sanctity, celestial Sireship, and pure though mortal maternity, was of right to be called the “Son of the Highest.” In His nature would be combined the powers of Godhood with the capacity and possibilities of mortality; and this through the ordinary operation of the fundamental law of heredity, declared of God, demonstrated by science, and admitted by philosophy, that living beings shall propagate—after their kind. The Child Jesus was to inherit the physical, mental, and spiritual traits, tendencies, and powers that characterized His parents—one immortal and glorified—God, the other human—woman. (Jesus the Christ. Deseret Book: Salt Lake City, 1990. 77.) For some, all this will be hard to comprehend. But, “There is no good complaining that these statements are difficult. Christianity claims to be telling us about another world, about something behind the world we can touch and hear and see. You may think the claim false, but if it were true, what it tells us would be bound to be difficult—at least as difficult as modern Physics, and for the same reason” (Lewis, Mere Christianity 156). Yet, just because these statements are difficult does not mean they are not impossible to comprehend with study and faith. “For with God all things are possible” (Mark 10:27). I know I have certainly not come close to describing every way (or even one way) in which Jesus is the Son of God, but I hope this basic explanation will invite the reader to study more deeply the life of the Savior, and the “great . . . plan of our God” (2 Nephi 9:13). http://jesus.christ.org/1287/why-is-jesus-called-the-son-of-god

I am not christian too.But my religion and me also believe jesus as phrophet Isa a.s.He is a holy man and can make miracle by help and turn out blind people become watch back but the christian think he is a God's son just because he can do like that.I think they have make dirty on God by believe this.God is only one and cannot be many.If many God,i believe world will damage.