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atonement

In Christian theology, the doctrine that Jesus suffered on the cross to bring about reconciliation and forgiveness between God and humanity.

Atonement is an action that enables a person separated from God by sin to be reconciled (‘at one’) with him. In ancient Judaism this was achieved through the sacrificial killing of animals.



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Third, the theology of the cross is not a doctrine of the atonement.
Christ crucified: Lutheran missiological themes for a post-christian ... by Thomsen, Mark / Currents in Theology and Mission
Some parishioners even leave her church when Parker shapes her sermons to challenge the "ways that Christian theology has formulated the doctrine of the atonement, claiming that the death of Jesus on the cross saves us" (28).
The mystery of suffering revisioned. (Books) by Hannon, Amy / Cross Currents
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