In this episode of the Logos Institute Podcast, we (Jonathan Rutledge & Joanna Leidenhag) continue with the second and final part of our interview with Prof Jc Beall about his recent book, The Contradictory Christ (Oxford University Press). We pick up our discussion regarding the contrast between the relative identity account and his own contradictory account of christology. If you're interested in looking ahead, here are a few time stamps to help:

1:00 - Relative Identity accounts of christology

6:52 – Jc Beall’s own account of christology

10:10 – What are reasons in favour of Beall’s christological account?

10:58 - The virtue of simplicity for Beall’s account

15:00 – The virtue of avoiding ad hoc changes in meaning

16:07 – The virtue of metaphysical neutrality

18:50 – Follow up question about metaphysical neutrality

23:40 – Virtue of balancing out christology ‘from above and below’

27:49 – ‘Takeaways’ from this account of the Contradictory Christ

30:25 – Points of further application and research for this work

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