Explore historical views of salvation, from penal substitution and divine wrath to Unitarian perspectives and the Christus Victor model of atonement.
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Atonement is just a fancy word for 'at-one-ment'—it’s about ending the separation. It’s not about changing God’s mind about us; it’s about changing our minds about God.
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What are the different views of salvation. I’ve heard of the justification, like god had to pay the price .. which is strange, pay the price to himself. What do the Unitarians believe about what Jesus did? What are other historical views? How did the legal view win, that it’s a payment to gods wrath. Is there views where Christ is just prepared a way through death, or cleansed, prepared the human soul for eternal life.
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