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Read the following passage: "Some Hindus are more than willing to acknowledge Jesus as divine, if He is not seen as 'uniquely' Divine. Hindus often worship many gods and goddesses and some are eager to include Jesus in their list of deities. They don't, however, see Jesus as the only way to God. Instead, some understand Jesus as the perfect example of 'self-realization' (the goal of Hindu 'dharma'). Many Hindus see Jesus as a symbol of what humans can attain, rather than a true historical person. He is divine in his modeling, if not in His nature, and He is not the only such model. While some Hindus may see Jesus as a God-man of sorts, they would also site other examples such as Rama, Krishna and Buddha. Jesus is simply one of many 'ishtas' (forms of the divine) in the history of mankind." Which statement below best corresponds to the preceding passage's description on Jesus in Hinduism?
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