Atonement Theories

I know who is paying for my sins, Jesus Christ on the Cross.

I pity the man who is too proud to let Jesus take what he deserves.

Our sin deserves more than physical death, and we all know that intuitively.
 
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It does not "divide" the Godhead, that's a non sequitur.

The wills are in unison, and nothing is "separated" ontologically by a negative relation.
sure it divides the Godhead when there was a turning away, a departure of the Father from the Son leaving Him alone for hours no longer having fellowship with the Father as He turned away from His Son, forsaking Him to bear the sins of the world all alone for according to PSA God the Father cannot look on sin or allow sin in His presence forcing Him to forsake and abandon His own Son.

PSA is a Farce ,an assault and insult to God.
 
It does not "divide" the Godhead, that's a non sequitur.

The wills are in unison, and nothing is "separated" ontologically by a negative relation.
If God is pouring wrath out on Christ

If Christ becomes a literal curse and literal sin

If the father turns his back on the son

From the 17 claims of the appeasement school. (penal substitution)

13. God pours out His wrath on Christ pretending that Christ is we, the ones who actually deserve punishment (Appeasement School)
14. On the cross, Christ becomes literal sin and a literal curse. (Appeasement School)
15. God's eyes are too holy to look upon sin, so the Father turns his back on Christ, abandoning him. (Appeasement School)

We have a clear separation and a violation of the perichorsis (mutual indwelling) of the Father and the son.
 
We have a clear separation and a violation of the perichorsis (mutual indwelling) of the Father and the son.

No we don't.

You just baldly asserting a logical non sequitur does not suddenly make it true.

Wrath requires presence. It logically requires both parties to be present.

People inaccurately use the terminology of "separation" from God for "separation from God's positive relations."

God is omnipresent definitionally.

DEFINITIONALLY NOTHING CAN BE SEPARATED FROM GOD.

So this whole nonsensical and unreasonable objection manufactured from irrationality needs to be discarded.
 
If God is pouring wrath out on Christ

If Christ becomes a literal curse and literal sin

If the father turns his back on the son

From the 17 claims of the appeasement school. (penal substitution)

13. God pours out His wrath on Christ pretending that Christ is we, the ones who actually deserve punishment (Appeasement School)
14. On the cross, Christ becomes literal sin and a literal curse. (Appeasement School)
15. God's eyes are too holy to look upon sin, so the Father turns his back on Christ, abandoning him. (Appeasement School)

We have a clear separation and a violation of the perichorsis (mutual indwelling) of the Father and the son.
Talk about the blinders lol. Thats just it all false doctrine has a blinding effect on its adherents.
 
No we don't.

You just baldly asserting a logical non sequitur does not suddenly make it true.

Wrath requires presence. It logically requires both parties to be present.

People inaccurately use the terminology of "separation" from God for "separation from God's positive relations."

God is omnipresent definitionally.

DEFINITIONALLY NOTHING CAN BE SEPARATED FROM GOD.

So this whole nonsensical and unreasonable objection manufactured from irrationality needs to be discarded.
Again

15. God's eyes are too holy to look upon sin, so the Father turns his back on Christ, abandoning him. (Appeasement School)

How is that not a separation?
 
Again

15. God's eyes are too holy to look upon sin, so the Father turns his back on Christ, abandoning him. (Appeasement School)

How is that not a separation?
its denying the obvious elephant in the room. We can quote many Reformed Scholars, Theologians, Pastors over the centuries who teach exactly that.
 
It is not necessary to hold to PSA to believe Christ died for your sins.

I am sure Civic would not deny this.

You remove the meaning for what "die for sins" even means.

If I shoot you in the head, you just "died for my sin," my sin of murder.

That is not what we mean with Christ.

He does not die "around" sin or "about" sin or "because" of sin.

He dies FOR the sin itself judicially.

He specifically dies the judicial death that sinners themselves deserve on their behalf.

You are removing God's holy Law that necessitates punishment of sin, if you deny substitutionary atonement.

You have a Jesus who masochistically gets himself killed just to make you feel better about yourself.

Instead of a holy God paying the price of your sin.
 
No we don't.

You just baldly asserting a logical non sequitur does not suddenly make it true.

Wrath requires presence. It logically requires both parties to be present.
But does nothing whatsoever to testify as to mutual indwelling




People inaccurately use the terminology of "separation" from God for "separation from God's positive relations."

God is omnipresent definitionally.

DEFINITIONALLY NOTHING CAN BE SEPARATED FROM GOD.

So this whole nonsensical and unreasonable objection manufactured from irrationality needs to be discarded.
Isaiah 59:2 (KJV 1900) — 2 But your iniquities have separated between you and your God, And your sins have hid his face from you, that he will not hear.
 
You remove the meaning for what "die for sins" even means.

If I shoot you in the head, you just "died for my sin," my sin of murder.

That is not what we mean with Christ.

He does not die "around" sin or "about" sin or "because" of sin.

He dies FOR the sin itself judicially.

He specifically dies the judicial death that sinners themselves deserve on their behalf.

You are removing God's holy Law that necessitates punishment of sin, if you deny substitutionary atonement.

You have a Jesus who masochistically gets himself killed just to make you feel better about yourself.

Instead of a holy God paying the price of your sin.
nope you are adding judicial to the scriptures just like those who invented the theory.
 
But does nothing whatsoever to testify as to mutual indwelling





Isaiah 59:2 (KJV 1900) — 2 But your iniquities have separated between you and your God, And your sins have hid his face from you, that he will not hear.
You are right PSA dissolves perichorsis there is no way around that fact and also many other Character attributes of God are dissolved as well.

It makes a mockery out of God is love. It turns it into God is hate on the cross.

Over a dozen times in both testaments God tells sinners whom He saves I will never leave you or forsake you. But somehow we are to believe He forsook His sinless Son.

What a mockery of the good nature and character of our God. Its sickening.
 
You remove the meaning for what "die for sins" even means.

If I shoot you in the head, you just "died for my sin," my sin of murder.

That is not what we mean with Christ.

He does not die "around" sin or "about" sin or "because" of sin.

He dies FOR the sin itself judicially.

He specifically dies the judicial death that sinners themselves deserve on their behalf.

You are removing God's holy Law that necessitates punishment of sin, if you deny substitutionary atonement.

You have a Jesus who masochistically gets himself killed just to make you feel better about yourself.

Instead of a holy God paying the price of your sin.
Not at all

All that is removed is the idea God's motive here is simply one of retribution. Christ is considered the one who sinned, and God pours out his wrath against him, gaining his retribution against the sinners.

You are clearly misrepresenting an alternative view.
 
You are right PSA dissolves perichorsis there is no way around that fact and also many other Character attributes of God are dissolved as well.

It makes a mockery out of God is love. It turns it into God is hate on the cross.

Over a dozen times in both testaments God tells sinners whom He saves I will never leave you or forsake you. But somehow we are to believe He forsook His sinless Son.

What a mockery of the good nature and character of our God. Its sickening.
But God's motive is one of love, not revenge.

1 John 4:9–10 (LEB) — 9 By this the love of God is revealed in us: that God sent his one and only Son into the world in order that we may live through him. 10 In this is love: not that we have loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins.
 
You are right PSA dissolves perichorsis there is no way around that fact and also many other Character attributes of God are dissolved as well.

It makes a mockery out of God is love. It turns it into God is hate on the cross.

Over a dozen times in both testaments God tells sinners whom He saves I will never leave you or forsake you. But somehow we are to believe He forsook His sinless Son.

What a mockery of the good nature and character of our God. Its sickening.
The idea verily hurts me.
 
But God's motive is one of love, not revenge.

1 John 4:9–10 (LEB) — 9 By this the love of God is revealed in us: that God sent his one and only Son into the world in order that we may live through him. 10 In this is love: not that we have loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins.
Amen which coincides with 1 John 2:2.
 
Atone-

Hebrew - Kipper - To make atonement, to appease, to cover, to make propitiation, make amends
to have removed, or lifted.

Greek - Hilasterion - To reconcile to propitiate or to expiate - to appease

Biblical - Day of atonement - High priest enters with the blood of bulls and goats to cover the sins of Israel for the previous year.

with this in mind.

#1 does not fit
#2 has major flaws. Ransom to satan?
#3 is in does not fit
#4 is a possibility, it is a step in the right direction
#5 is the most likely or most adequate theory
#6 and #7 are week.. and would not fit totally..
 
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