Almost! Christ is a title, from Egyptian. Their highest priest had that title. The word then became Greek, and in Greek it means "anointed." If you want to research the Egyptian, its usually transliterated as "krst."
Now, becoming a Christ is a matter of debate... I can think of three different totally incompatible versions... But the point of the religion is to become a Christ, all of us. That means we carry God in our hearts. There's a lot of philosophy here, which I'm happy to explain if you want, but also people seem not to like my long notes... So the basic truth is, the only thing that has any real value is love. That's not the love of attachment - its the choice of love, using love as language and choosing a disposition of love. That love is based on humility : if its true that "the only thing I know is that I know nothing," then humility is the doorway to truth, and then truth and love are equivalent. So, when Jesus said, "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me," he was saying that YOU are to become a Christ by pursuing truth logically, and the logic of truth leads straight to love, and the way to the Father is to love others.
Notice how different this is from the usual things Christians believe... They've turned Jesus into an idol. I wish they would ask the right questions...
