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Healing Atonement 201

Interpreting the Bible

 

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Sources of Atonement Theology: Scripture

Curious how Scripture teaches healing atonement? In medical substitution, Jesus substituted his faithfulness at completing the healing of human nature for the partial attempts of all those who came before him. Check out the links below.

 
 

Conference 2019: Healing Atonement

Healing Atonement

2019 Conference Recordings

Healing. Restorative. Biblical. Patristic.

The earliest Christians believed Jesus died not to satisfy divine vengeance, but to conquer the corruption of sin within our human nature as a human being, and restore human nature in his resurrection. The Orthodox Christian tradition has maintained this understanding of Christ from ancient times. Explore with us the practical applications - as well as the biblical and historical foundations - of this medical view of atonement. See the 2019 Conference: Healing Atonement page for video recordings.

 
 
 

For More Information

To listen to helpful podcasts on the implications of atonement and restorative justice, Mako was featured on:

Also, read Restorative vs. Retributive Justice and the Implications for Public Life. Journal of Urban Ministry, June 2020.

 
 

Join Us

We hope to foster and support a broad network of people who are interested in growing in Christ this way. Check out our Facebook group.

 
 

Check Out Atonement 301

See the Atonement 301 page to see more in-depth biblical exegesis and early Christian literature on what Jesus accomplished.

 

Revisit Atonement 101

See the Atonement 101 page to revisit how atonement influences and shapes ministry in practical ways.