Justice, Atonement, and Divine Love

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between justice, judgment, and the concept of penal substitutionary atonement in contemporary culture. The discussion highlights the necessity of recognizing an ultimate authority in justice, critiques various atonement theories, and emphasizes the significance of Christ's sacrifice. It navigates historical perspectives on hell and sin, advocating for a balanced understanding of humanity's inherent goodness amidst sinfulness.