Exploring Views of Atonement in Christianity

The chapter delves into the historical views of atonement theory in Christianity, discussing Christus Victor, penal substitutionary, and moral influence views. Emphasizing the importance of understanding these views through Scripture, it explores why Jesus had to suffer and how his sacrifice offers freedom and redemption. Reflecting on the impact of Jesus' death on relationships and personal growth, the chapter delves into profound aspects of love, fear, and identity intertwined with the crucifixion, emphasizing living in response to divine love.