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Festival of Faith

Published on Dec 12, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

FEstival of FAith

Journeys to and from the cross
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STREAMS

IN CHRISTIAN ATONEMENT THEOLOGY
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CHRISTUS VICTOR

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  • Christ conquers sin by dying and rising from the dead.
  • Christ put death to death!
  • The preacher cries: “God has won the battle already!”

SUBSTITUTIONARY THEORY

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SUBSTITUTIONARY THEORY

  • Christ dies to undergo a punishment meant for us.
  • Christ satisfies divine justice; bears divine wrath.
  • The preacher: "God has paid the price!"
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EXEMPLARY THEORY

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EXEMPLARY THEORY

  • Christ shows his love: "a love even to death."
  • Faithfulness, strength, and nonviolent compassion.
  • The preacher: "God loves us, and shows us the way!”
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SOLIDARITY THEORY

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SOLIDARITY THEORY

  • Christ takes up solidarity with a suffering world.
  • God suffers not instead of us, but with us.
  • The preacher: “God is with us! We will rise with God!”
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SCAPEGOAT THEORY

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SCAPEGOAT THEORY

  • Christ exposes the root of human violence.
  • Human community is based on "scapegoating."
  • Christ enters this pattern, as victim, to unveil it.
  • The preacher: "God has exposed our violence!"
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TRANSFORMATIVE THEORY

TRANSFORMATIVE THEORY

  • God reverses and abolishes violence.
  • A "sword into a ploughshare."
  • The worst thing - made best.
  • The preacher: "God is transforming all!"

STREAMS

IN CHRISTIAN ATONEMENT THEOLOGY
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Christus Victor
Substitutionary Theory
Exemplary Theory
Solidarity Theory
Scapegoat Theory
Transformative Theory


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FEstival of FAith

Journeys to and from the cross
Photo by sem