Yes I always thought of Christ and Buddha as philosophies, it's unfortunate the one has a religion named after him and the other which truly was a philosophy, is referred to as a religion. Whoever posted that original post on Buddhism, did it with deceit ( meant as a trap ). The original author of that quote meant it as a lesson for his adherents. It's not appropriate to use on non-buddhist to trick them to try to make them feel foolish. The person doing this is the one who should feel foolish. maybe there's nothing about honor and truthfulness in Buddhism I don't know, I don't really care. But we wouldn't be having this discussion if it weren't for that original use of trickery. I like laughing with others, laughing at them at their expense is an entirely different story. There is no good ending to that story.Firstly, "Zen" is arguably not a religion. Secondly, it would not matter if I were a Buddhist as the comment is merely about a story concerning a teacher and his pupils. And, what "deceit" do you mean? Finally, what "man" are you referring to whom you "remember"?