Jonathan Edwards Week – Edwards and Atonement
What does Jonathan Edwards believe when it comes to atonement? Well, its nothing terribly interesting – he takes the traditional … Continue reading Jonathan Edwards Week – Edwards and Atonement
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Locating Atonement
[This is the final “Atonement Week” blog post.] This past Thursday and Friday I attended The 3rd annual Los Angeles … Continue reading Locating Atonement
Atonement & Creation – Notes on Matthew Levering’s LATC15 Presentation
Here are some notes on the first plenary session of the Los Angeles Theology Conference…. Satisfaction theories can only be … Continue reading Atonement & Creation – Notes on Matthew Levering’s LATC15 Presentation
Penal Substitution? Two Objections and Responses
Penal substitution takes a lot of flack these days. Many of the objections that come up against PSA have focused … Continue reading Penal Substitution? Two Objections and Responses
Geerhardus Vos on Atonement
A lot of criticisms leveled against penal substitution (PSA) are based upon the fact that PSA is far to commercial … Continue reading Geerhardus Vos on Atonement
The Direction of Atonement in Luther’s Theology
When it comes to atonement theologies people often break them up into classic, satisfaction, and subjective categories. However it might … Continue reading The Direction of Atonement in Luther’s Theology
Responsibility and Atonement (Pt. 2)
It’s Easter Weekend! Its the time of year we Christians celebrate Christ’s atoning work for us on the cross and … Continue reading Responsibility and Atonement (Pt. 2)
Atonement (Part 2): Abelard and a Moral Exemplar Theory(?)
Today we continue this quick series on the Doctrine of Atonement. The theory we are looking at today has often … Continue reading Atonement (Part 2): Abelard and a Moral Exemplar Theory(?)
