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SoteriologySoteriologyDavid M. Ransom of Canterbury and the satisfaction Abelard and the Moral-influence governmental Penal-substitution definition of extent of consequences of Testament of Adam s sin to of man s sin to of God s righteousness to the purpose of need for direction of means for need for into the Christian of regenerated ensuing divine extent of the call is WITH , method and results of the and and with atonementIntroductionThe word atonement is of Anglo-Saxon origin and means a making at one (Morris,1980, p. 147). It points to a process of bringing those who are estranged into a theological use is to denote the work of Christ in dealing with the problem that hasbeen posed by the sin of man, and bringing sinners into a right relationship with is serious and man is unable to deal with it (I Kings 8:46; Psalm 14:3)
3 Soteriology The atonement Introduction The word ‘atonement’ is of Anglo-Saxon origin and means “a making at one” (Morris, 1980, p. 147). It points to a process of bringing those who are estranged into a unity.
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