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Substitutionary atonement (view source)
Revision as of 20:14, October 27, 2019
, 20:14, October 27, 2019more complete definition with additional explanation that atonement involves full reparation for every outrage against the dignity, authority, truth, mercy and justice of the One True God, adding "Compare Intercession."
'''Substitutionary atonement''' refers to the belief that [[Jesus Christ]] in place of all people died (due to all people having sinned per Romans 3:23) so that their sins could be forgiven.
'''Substitutionary atonement''' refers to the belief that [[Jesus Christ]] in place of all people died (due to all people having sinned per Romans 3:23) so that their sins could be forgiven. Full atonement involves full [[reparation]] for every outrage of rebellion committed against the loving dignity, authority, truth, mercy and justice of the One True Living [[God]]. Compare [[Intercession]].
[[Category:Christian Theology]]
[[Category:Christian Theology]]