Is Jesus the Only Savior? is a compelling and urgent call to reaffirm the fundamental truth of the Christian faith, and a powerful reminder of the eternal consequences of our answer to this most important question. In an era where tolerance and diversity are celebrated, proclaiming Jesus Christ as the sole path to salvation can be perceived as narrow-minded or elitist. However, this assertion is not a trivial matter, for it lies at the very heart of the Christian faith. As more and more Christian leaders, intellectuals, and pastors adopt a more inclusive stance, the question arises: what are the biblical and theological implications of such a view? Does it align with Scripture, or is it merely a nod to contemporary moral standards? The reality is that Christian unity on this fundamental issue has fractured. Three distinct responses to the question "Is Jesus the only Savior?" have emerged: pluralism, inclusivism, and exclusivism. In Is Jesus the Only Savior?, Ronald Nash delves into the reasoning, history, and prominent advocates behind pluralism and inclusivism, ultimately presenting a robust case for exclusivism grounded in unshakeable theological foundations. Written in an engaging and accessible style, this treatise will strengthen and affirm the faith of Christians from all walks of life, serving as a poignant reminder of the eternal significance of our response to this pivotal question.