I've never had a problem with the name "Jesus".
I know how old the letter "J" is, and its use as it pertains to the
name of "Jesus" is not a controversy or conspiracy as some others
believe. "Jesus" is a transliteration of the Greek "Iesous" which is a transliteration of the Hebrew "Yehoshua" for "Joshua" or the Aramaic "Yeshua" depending
on the dialect and accent one uses. The Greek alphabet does not have a
"Y", and the "I" in Greek is the closest equivalent to the Aramaic or
Hebrew "Y". "SOUS" (not "Zeus" as falsely taught by some) is the
transliteration of the "SHUA" sound. When translating languages you
cannot simply make people easily change their accent to pronounce words
with letters they don't have in their alphabet. This is true even when
speaking a different dialect of the same language.
