Anselm's Satisfaction Theory Explained

This chapter provides an in-depth analysis of Anselm's Satisfaction Theory, emphasizing the necessity of Christ's incarnation and suffering for the satisfaction of human sins. It discusses the complexities of divine justice, exploring the notion that sin dishonors God and cannot be overlooked, while also addressing the Euthyphro dilemma regarding moral values. The unique role of Christ as the God-man is highlighted, presenting His voluntary sacrifice as the essential compensation for humanity's infinite debt of sin.