By: Oliver D. Crisp Down through the centuries many Christians have believed that the right way to think about how Christ is said to reconcile fallen human beings to Godself is in terms of his receiving the punishment…
By: Carl Mosser It is frequently observed that the ecumenical creeds say little about the nature of atonement. While that is true, the most prominent confessions of the Protestant, Catholic, and Orthodox churches agree…
By: Carl Mosser In much of the atonement literature, satisfaction is associated almost exclusively with Anselm. It is presented as the hallmark of his “theory” that distinguishes it from competitors. Nothing could be…
In 1905, a young patent clerk published four papers that now function as foundations of modern physics. His name: Albert Einstein. In so doing, Einstein sparked several scientific revolutions, introducing the Special…
This week in Pogos we welcome Professor Andrea White back to the podcast as she continues to teach us about the hermeneutical method and theological nature of womanist theology. Soundcloud iTunes Andrea White is an…
This week in Pogos we have the third presentation from the Logos Conference 2019 series with Dr Kevin Diller’s presentation called “Vulnerability to Abuse in Reconciliation & the Vicarious Humanity of Christ” followed…
This week in Pogos we welcome Dr Michelle Panchuk back to the podcast for the final part of our interview with her on hermeneutical injustice and religious trauma. In it, we discuss briefly the #ChurchToo movement, how…
Engaging Theology What do you think of when you hear the word ‘theology’? Long, impenetrable books? Overly-technical discussions of issues which have seemingly no application to your life? For many of us, theology can…
If you look closely at several recent efforts to defend the penal substitution theory of atonement, particularly among popular audiences, there seems to be a (mostly) common argumentative strategy. It consists of…
Growing up in the Bible belt as I did brings you into contact with a wide range of ideas of what constitutes the Christian Gospel. Strange as it might sound, one of the worst accusations someone could have said of me…
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