... of Scripture is particularly devastating to the penal-substitionary atonement theory. Penal substitionary atonement argues that Christ, by his own sacrificial choice, was punished (penalised) in the place of sinners (substitution), thus satisfying the demands of justice so God can ...
... of thanks. It seems to me not surprising that the penal substitution theory of the atonement has had such a cultural popularity over ...
... pressed to explain how such a passage is not about the substitutionary atoning work of Christ: Surely our griefs He Himself ... of the atonement. For the verses cited do not spell out a substitutionary atonement. They me be read that way, if the reader assumes that ... bad results. We are already reaping the fruit of the penal substitutionary model. It constitutes a spiritual ...
... model. The simplicity of the Evangelical version of the penal substitutionary model of the atonement - that is - the account of why Christ ...
... It is an idea that has been created by the theory of penal substitutionary atonement theory and frequently “read into” Scripture. But ...
... giving of thanks. It seems to me not surprising that the penal substitution theory of the atonement has had such a cultural popularity over ...
... is in this context that I raise periodic objections to the penal substitution theory of the atonement. As epicycles go, it is a major gloss on ...
... when cast in the role of theologian. Most versions of the "penal substitutionary model" of the atonement begin with an assertion regarding God's ...
... idea of Christ as a sacrifice on the Cross that pays the penalty of our sins (the doctrine of the Penal Substitutionary Atonement). This account tends to "stand on its own." There is ...
... fathers in terms of its Paschal meaning. Theories (such as penal substitution) that tend to shape Christ's death and resurrection according to ...
... idea of Christ as a sacrifice on the Cross that pays the penalty of our sins (the doctrine of the Penal Substitutionary Atonement). This account tends to "stand on its own." There is ...
... simply the atonement - largely taught in the language of penal substitution, as the only important dogma of the faith. Thus to believe that ...
... Protestants, the Atonement is defined by the model of the penal substitution (Christ bore the wrath of the Father that we deserved and thus ...