This book investigates whether the central tenets of Christology, specifically the union of divine limitlessness and human limitation, necessitate a logical contradiction. J. C. Beall, a philosopher known for his work on paraconsistent logic, applies formal analytic methods to traditional theological claims. He argues that the inherent tension between the nature of God and the nature of man in the person of Christ is best understood through a framework that accepts, rather than resolves, these contradictory properties.

Scholars in analytic theology recognize this work as a rigorous application of formal logic to traditional dogmatic problems. Readers frequently note the high level of technical density, as the text assumes a working knowledge of contemporary symbolic logic and analytic philosophy.