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For centuries, the dominant explanation for the cross in Western Christianity has been rooted in retribution—Jesus taking the punishment we deserved. Is that really the whole story? Does it reflect the true heart of God?
In this episode we trace the historical development of the Penal Substitutionary Atonement theory. How did theology, empire, and culture combine to shape a view of God that is more violent than loving? Is it time for a different lens?
If this episode challenges or encourages you, drop a comment and share it with a friend. And don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a conversation!
🎧 Listen to the full series at: https://impactnations.com/podcast
🌍 Learn more about the mission: https://impactnations.com
❤️ Become a Monthly Giving Champion: https://impactnations.com/give-monthly
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For centuries, the dominant explanation for the cross in Western Christianity has been rooted in retribution—Jesus taking the punishment we deserved. Is that really the whole story? Does it reflect the true heart of God?
In this episode we trace the historical development of the Penal Substitutionary Atonement theory. How did theology, empire, and culture combine to shape a view of God that is more violent than loving? Is it time for a different lens?
If this episode challenges or encourages you, drop a comment and share it with a friend. And don’t forget to subscribe so you never miss a conversation!
🎧 Listen to the full series at: https://impactnations.com/podcast
🌍 Learn more about the mission: https://impactnations.com
❤️ Become a Monthly Giving Champion: https://impactnations.com/give-monthly
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