Salvation: Calvinism vs. Catholicism

This chapter explores the theological distinctions between Calvinist and Catholic views on salvation, particularly focusing on penal substitution and atonement. It contrasts Calvin’s perspective of Jesus absorbing God’s wrath with the Catholic interpretation of Christ’s death as an act of love and repentance. Additionally, the discussion examines historical narratives, the role of purgatory, and the relationship between biblical figures, emphasizing the complexities of faith and doctrine.