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Oct 25, 2021 · Because atonement theology sees Jesus’ death on the cross as an essential and irreplaceable part of Christ's work, Weaver suggests that atonement theology cannot be congruent with Jesus’ main mission of ushering in God's Kingdom.
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Abstract. This chapter discusses three developments in European that had a profound effect on the Christian concept of atonement, the first of which is the enormous impact of the Enlightenment, in particular the so-called ‘anthropocentric turn’.
May 27, 2016 · Rather as I see it, the fundamental challenge facing so-called penal theories of the atonement can be summarized in a question: was the guilt for our sins imputed to Christ or not? If not, then two questions arise: how can Christ, an innocent person, be justly punished for our sins?
Sep 14, 2015 · What I will discuss here as “problems with atonement theology” will be focused on the satisfaction view and some of its variants. The satisfaction view of atonement has dominated western Christianity for close to a millennium now.
Mar 27, 2023 · Problems with Atonement puts the current debate over atonement theologies in perspective by examining the range of historical teachings and their biblical underpinnings in Paul."--BOOK JACKET. "A Michael Glazier book." Includes bibliographical references (p. 125-134) and indexes. Access-restricted-item. true.
education (in secular or Christian environments) is its grounding in a theology as well as a philosophy of education, such that it surpasses secular education in several profound ways addressed in the paper.
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Sep 2, 2009 · The atonement is one of the central and defining doctrines of Christian theology. Yet the nature of the atonement – how it is that Christ's life and death on the cross actually atone for human sin – remains a theological conundrum. This article offers a new argument for an old theory of the atonement, namely, penal substitution.
