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	'''Conclusion:''' A "trilemma" only exists if the first fact is rejected.		'''Conclusion:''' A "trilemma" only exists if the first fact is rejected.

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	'''Conclusion:''' A "trilemma" only exists if the first fact is rejected.		'''Conclusion:''' A "trilemma" only exists if the first fact is rejected.

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−	*In the [[New Testament]], Jesus '''claimed''' to be the Divine Son of God who voluntarily gave His life as atonement for all sins.	+	*In the [[New Testament]], Jesus '''claimed''' to be the Divine Son of God who voluntarily gave His life as [[atonement]] for all sins.

	*A good person could make the claim but be mistaken or deluded, if so, this person cannot be wise because a truly wise person knows he cannot be divine.		*A good person could make the claim but be mistaken or deluded, if so, this person cannot be wise because a truly wise person knows he cannot be divine.

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-*In the New Testament, Jesus '''claimed''' to be the Divine Son of God who voluntarily gave His life as atonement for all sins.
+*In the [[New Testament]], Jesus '''claimed''' to be the Divine Son of God who voluntarily gave His life as atonement for all sins.
 *A good person could make the claim but be mistaken or deluded, if so, this person cannot be wise because a truly wise person knows he cannot be divine.
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 *A wise person could make the claim but then he cannot be good because a good person would not lie and say he is divine when he knows that he is not.
-Therefore, Jesus cannot be both good ''and'' wise unless He is exactly who He says He is: the Divine Son of God.
+Therefore, [[Jesus]] cannot be both good ''and'' wise unless He is exactly who He says He is: the Divine Son of God.
 '''Conclusion:''' A "trilemma" only exists if the first fact is rejected.
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	+	====Is Jesus good ''and'' wise?====

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	+	*In the New Testament, Jesus '''claimed''' to be the Divine Son of God who voluntarily gave His life as atonement for all sins.
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	+	*A good person could make the claim but be mistaken or deluded, if so, this person cannot be wise because a truly wise person knows he cannot be divine.
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	+	*A wise person could make the claim but then he cannot be good because a good person would not lie and say he is divine when he knows that he is not.
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	+	Therefore, Jesus cannot be both good ''and'' wise unless He is exactly who He says He is: the Divine Son of God.
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	+	'''Conclusion:''' A "trilemma" only exists if the first fact is rejected.

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−	*In the New Testament, Jesus '''claimed''' to be the Divine Son of God who voluntarily gave His life as atonement for all sins.
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−	*A good person could make the claim but be mistaken or deluded, if so, this person cannot be wise because a truly wise person knows he cannot be divine.
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−	*A wise person could make the claim but then he cannot be good because a good person would not lie and say he is divine when he knows that he is not.
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−	~~Therefore, Jesus cannot be both good ''and'' wise unless He is exactly who He says He is: the Divine Son of God.~~
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−	~~'''Conclusion:''' A "trilemma" only exists if the first fact is rejected.~~