The Contradictory Christ

Jc Beall

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The claim that Jesus Christ is God (“fully divine”) and is as human as you and me (“fully human”) has appeared to many thinkers to be contradictory. But all sides have long shared a common position: namely, that the truth of God incarnate cannot be contradictory. Jc Beall disagrees: he argues that the truth of the incarnation is as it appears to be, namely, contradictory. This book lays out Beall's contradictory account of Jesus Christ.

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