In the pantheon of spiritual leaders, Jesus is often mentioned alongside Buddha, Krishna, Confucius, and Muhammad. But is he merely a wise teacher, or is he something more? In God among Sages, Ken Samples presents a compelling case for Jesus's divinity, rooted in his own claims and supported by biblical and historical evidence. Through a thoughtful comparison of Jesus with these other influential figures, Samples highlights eight key areas that set Jesus apart. He also delves into the complex philosophies of religious pluralism, inclusivism, and exclusivism, providing readers with a nuanced understanding of the competing views. Ultimately, Samples demonstrates that Jesus is not just a revered teacher, but the embodiment of God himself, worthy of our complete devotion and adoration. This engaging and accessible exploration of comparative religions is an invaluable resource for Christians seeking to respond to claims that Jesus was simply a good teacher, as well as for those still grappling with the nature of his divinity.