Which is what makes it true, according to Tertullian: Certum est, quia impossibile (“It is certain…

…e to suffer or to die in the first place. Jesus could have done so only if he were a mortal man, so Jesus had to have been both God and man, both immortal (pre-existing as the Logos, with infinitely valuable blood, etc.) and mortal. Of course, that’s self-contradictory.
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Benjamin Cain
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Which is what makes it true, according to Tertullian: Certum est, quia impossibile (“It is certain because it is impossible”).
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