In this thoughtful and insightful work, Bennet Tyler responds to a controversial book that challenges traditional Christian beliefs about the nature of Christ's suffering. Tyler presents a compelling argument for the idea that Christ's suffering was indeed confined to his human nature, while his divine nature remained unaffected. Drawing on careful biblical analysis and a deep understanding of theological doctrine, Tyler offers a fresh perspective on this important topic.

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