Atonement and Divine Relationships in Mormon Theology

This chapter examines the concept of atonement in Mormon belief, emphasizing that only an infinite God can truly atone for human sins while navigating Jesus' dual divine and human natures. It explores God's condescension and the relational dynamics that shape divinity, asserting that loving relationships are essential for both humans and God. Ultimately, the discussion highlights how choices surrounding love can elevate individuals to a divine ontology, bridging the gap between humanity and the divine.