In this philosophical treatise, Horace Bushnell argues that Jesus Christ cannot be classified within traditional categories of human beings or even of divinity. He contends that Jesus represents a unique and transcendent form of being that cannot be understood or explained by conventional means. This book is a fascinating exploration of Christian theology and an important work in the history of religious philosophy.

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