The teachings of Jesus became a religion primarily because of his disciples and early followers who spread his teachings and formed a community based on his principles and beliefs. These followers, led by the apostles, played a crucial role in spreading the message of Jesus and establishing the early Christian Church. They emphasized the importance of Jesus' teachings, miracles, death, and resurrection, and sought to share his message with others. Over time, the teachings of Jesus evolved into the organized religion known as Christianity.
