Some other religions—namely, Islam and Judaism—claim Jesus as a prophet. The general idea is that, yes, he was a moral teacher and a prophet, but he was not the Son of God. Other offshoots of Christianity might say the same. The problem is clear, though. Christ cannot be a moral teacher and a prophet, while claiming to be divine, if he is not the Son of God. To claim divinity while being devoid of it, is to be delusional or a liar. C. S. Lewis famously articulated this contradiction in what i...
Jesus Is Who He Claims To Be
