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The Cross as Fulfillment of God's Law
William Farley from Outrageous Mercy The cross demonstrates the permanent, immutable nature of God’s law. To save us, Jesus did not go around the law. He did not remove it. Rather, he fulfilled … more →
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The Cross as Fulfillment of God's Law
Peter Cockrell wrote 1 week ago: William Farley from Outrageous Mercy The cross demonstrates the permanent, immutable nature of God … more →
Sin, Violence, and René Girard
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matthewgallion wrote 1 week ago: Christian theology is spoken in a language of metaphors, and it always has been. These metaphors hav … more →
The Inspiration of Scripture and a Fascist Text
Eli wrote 2 weeks ago: Theologies of biblical inspiration are idol factories churning out new and ever changing modes of th … more →
"What will He not do for us now?" by John Chrysostom (A.D. 347-407)
tollelege wrote 3 weeks ago: “The wonder is not only that God the Father gave His Son but that He did so in this way, by sacrific … more →
Thoughts Concerning Penal Substitution
studentofdamascus wrote 3 weeks ago: In answering a friend’s post about penal substitution found at http://rudyramblings101.blogspot.com/ … more →
Worst of all possible worlds
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symphonyofdissent wrote 1 month ago: Worst of all possible worlds? I just read this very interesting critique on the penal substitution m … more →
The doctrine of substitution must be true; it could not have been invented by human wit
soulangler wrote 1 month ago: The doctrine of substitution must be true; it could not have been invented by human wit. Prima facie … more →
We Don't Have to Choose Between Christus Victor and Penal Substitution
R. Scott Clark wrote 1 month ago: Martin explains at AH. … more →
Propitiation as the Ground for Christus Victor
Peter Cockrell wrote 1 month ago: This is a great post from Justin Taylor: John Murray: Redemption from sin cannot be adequately conce … more →
Penal Substitution
reiterations wrote 1 month ago: Penal substitution, as an idea, presupposes a penalty (poena) due to us from God the Judge for wrong … more →
Book Review: "'O' God: A Dialogue on Truth and Oprah's Spirituality," Josh McDowell and Dave Sterrett
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newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: A friend of mine, Dave Sterrett, graciously asked me if I would take time out of my busy schedule of … more →
Thoughts on Evangelicalism Past, Present, and Future… Part 4a
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Michael Graham wrote 1 month ago: Friedrich Schleiermacher Ideas have consequences. Essentially the ideas of two German men split Amer … more →
Springboard, Research and Atonement
jonswales wrote 1 month ago: A few years ago, as I was applying to do ordination training and a research degree at Trinity Colleg … more →
More on Substitution.
bryanclopez wrote 2 months ago: The concept of substitution may be said, then, to lie at the heart of both sin and salvation. For th … more →
Jesus really died for me?
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Simon Hutton wrote 2 months ago: The topic of Jesus dying in our place to pay for our sins is back in the public spotlight. Robbie Wi … more →
Recommended Reading on the Life and Work of Christ
fleance7 wrote 2 months ago: Michael Jensen at The Blogging Parson shares a helpful list of good books on these topics, especiall … more →
Atonement: Scripture on Penal Substitution
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Todd Shaffer wrote 2 months ago: The Master’s Seminary Faculty Lecture series for 2009 looks at penal substitution, which is un … more →
Why did God punish Jesus for our sins?
Peter Cockrell wrote 2 months ago: … more →
The blood of Abel and The blood of Jesus
soulangler wrote 2 months ago: cries out for vengeance (Gen.4.10). speaks of God’s forgiveness (Hebrews 12.24) … more →
