In his work, Mere Christianity, author C.S. Lewis presents the readers with three options regarding the identity of Jesus Christ. These three options are often paraphrased as: Liar, Lunatic, or Lord. Jesus was either a liar in that he knew what he was saying was false, he was a lunatic in that what he was saying was false but he believe it to be true, or he was who he claimed to be: God. If the first two are true, we need to run far away from Jesus: listen to nothing that he said. If the last is true, then we should fall on our knees and believe.
The Faith Of A Centurion
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