John 14:6–"Jesus said to him, 'I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.'"
This is one of those foundational verses that that is more polemic and assertive. Jesus is, in the very least, asserting a stiff statement about who He is and His position in relation to God. Additionally, He is consciously objecting any system of philosophy that would claim to have an 'in' with the divine apart from through Him. To be sure, this statement is both unequivocal and unambiguous, leaving no question as towards what Jesus knew to be the road to God the Father and salvation on the whole. Additionally, Jesus doesn't make this claim lightly, understanding fully the ramifications of such an outlandish assertion. But it is upon this claim that rests the whole of Christianity. Therefore, let us consider it and let us make it foundational for our framework for life and everything it includes.
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