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Is Classical Electrodynamics an Inconsistent Theory?

Classical Electrodynamics is a classical theory treating Systems comprising an electromagnetic field and electrically charged matter. In a recent book Mathias Frisch argues that this theory is inconsistent within its intended domain of application and that a number of interesting methodological morals follow from this conclusion (2005,33-5; all citations of Frisch refer to this work).