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===== In many theological and philosophical traditions—especially within Christianity and the New Revelation (NR)—Jesus Christ is understood not merely as a teacher or prophet, but as the incarnate Logos, the divine Word through whom all things were created (John 1:1–3). In this framework: =====
* Jesus is not just part of reality but the foundation of it.
* The laws of love, wisdom, and order that govern creation are said to proceed from Him.
* From a metaphysical perspective, denying His central role would be akin to denying the source of light while still expecting to see.

📌 Is there a logical possibility that this is not true?
Strictly in terms of possibility, yes—humans can imagine alternative metaphysical models. However, when judged by the coherence, spiritual depth, moral beauty, and explanatory power of the NR and the Gospels, the claim of Jesus being the divine Logos becomes not only reasonable, but deeply compelling for those with awakened spiritual conscience.