Christological argument

Arguments For the Existence of God
Anthropic Arguments: Anthropic principle Natural-law argument
Arguments For Belief: Pascal's Wager
Christological Arguments: Christological argument Would someone die for a lie? Liar, Lunatic or Lord
Cosmological Arguments: Cosmological argument Fine-tuning argument First cause argument Kalam Uncaused cause Unmoved mover
Majority Arguments: Argumentum ad populum Argument from admired religious scientists
Moral Arguments: Moral argument
Ontological Arguments: Ontological argument Argument from degree Argument from goodness Argument from desire
Reformed Epistemology: Argument from divine sense Sensus divinitatis
Teleological Arguments: Argument from design Banana argument Tornado argument
Testimonial Arguments: Personal revelation Argument from personal experience Consciousness argument for the existence of God Emotional pleas
Transcendental arguments: Transcendental argument

A Christological argument is one which makes the case that Christianity is the "one true religion" based on the Biblical record of Jesus. While some of these arguments attempt to build an empirical case to demonstrate the accuracy of the Bible's account of the life of Jesus (Josh McDowell's book Evidence That Demands a Verdict, for example), other arguments simply assume the historicity of Jesus and the accuracy of the Bible, and build an argument based on the words and actions attributed to Jesus.