 (7) It has long been recognized that theology may involve paradoxes. In traditional Western monotheism, various divine attributes appear to be logically inconsistent. Famously, the question of whether an omnipotent God can create a stone so heavy He Himself cannot lift seems to lead to a contradiction—something that is both possible and not possible for God. Cotnoir 2018 explores whether dialetheism and the tools of paraconsistent logic provide a plausible response to these paradoxes, namely, to accept their conclusions. Beall 2021 focuses more specifically on Christianity and the apparent contradiction that Jesus Christ was both mortal (and limited) but also divine (and so immortal and unlimited), with the suggestion that this can best be accommodated as a truth glut. Weber 2019 expresses disagreement with theological applications of dialetheism. 