Equality

There was a man born among these Jews who claimed to be, or to be the son of, or to be 'one with', the Something which is at once the awful nature and the giver of the moral law. The claim is so shocking-a paradox, and even a horror, which we may easily be lulled into taking too lightly-that only two views of this man are possible. Either he was a raving lunatic of an unusually abominable type, or else He was, and is, precisely what He said. There is no middle way. If the records make the first hypothesis unacceptable, you must submit to the second. And if you do that, all else that is claimed by Christians becomes credible.

C.S. Lewis The Problem of Pain, ch. 1