1 John and Propitiation
Leon Morris writes: The use of the concept of propitiation witnesses to two great realities, the one, the reality and the seriousness of the divine reaction against sin, and the […]
Category Archives: Atonement
Athanasius on the Death of Christ
Athanasius was a bishop of Alexandra in the fourth century. He is remembered for his significant contributions of defending the divinity of the Son of God and being instrumental in […]
200 Words: Denomination or Abomination?
This illuminating small post articulates the main differences that exist between evangelical Christianity and other sectarian Christian movements. While this article touches on soteriology (the study of salvation), inspiration, and […]
The Grace of God in Salvation, J Gresham Machen
Salvation and the Role of Atonement in Grace Humanistic Christianity, in rejecting the complete spiritual brokenness of the human race, the holiness of God, and the wrath of God against […]
Anselm on the Restoration of Human Nature
“It would not have been right for the restoration of human nature to be left undone, and it could not have been done unless man paid what was owing to […]
The Sabbath: Touchstone of Spiritual Reality?
By Leif L. Every religion claims to offer a unique point of access to the spiritual realm. There is an essential belief or practice that they considered to be the […]
Religion: A Ladder to God?
By Leif L. “Religion” is an attempt to create a ladder to reach God. By observing a list of “dos” and “don’ts”, we attempt to gain favour with Divinity. (I […]
Thoughts about Propitiation (hilasterion)
By Leif L. The concept of divine wrath (the expression of God’s displeasure with sin) spans the entire Bible, beginning with the expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden […]
They are Nailed to the Cross!
Nailed to the Cross by Carrie E. Breck,1899 There was One Who was willing to die in my stead That a soul so unworthy might live; And the path to […]
John Newton to Rev. Scott, Letter V: Reason and Scripture, Faith and works, God not the Author of sin, Fruits of faith
December 8, 1775. “My dear Friend–Are you willing that I should still write you so–or are you quite weary of me? Your silence makes me suspect the latter. However, it […]
