Homebrewed Christianity

Michael Hardin on the Bible & Atonement

Apr 15, 2014
Guest
Michael Hardin
Michael Hardin, author and Executive Director of Preaching Peace, dives into the transformative messages of the Bible. He challenges traditional views on atonement, advocating for nonviolent interpretations that highlight grace and forgiveness. The discussion explores the significance of the Easter narrative, the shift in perception during Passion Week, and critiques of conventional sacrificial practices. Hardin emphasizes the need for a church re-examination of theology to foster love and reconciliation, spotlighting the power of community in spiritual journeys.
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1
Intro
00:00 • 4min
2
Exploring Theological Misconceptions and Exciting New Resources
03:50 • 4min
3
Musical Preferences and Podcasting Challenges
07:56 • 3min
4
Unconventional Faith Journeys
10:29 • 11min
5
Preaching Peace: Biblical Insights and Anthropological Perspectives
21:09 • 25min
6
The Radical Redefinition of Sacrifice
46:22 • 24min
7
Exploring Nonviolent Atonement and Theological Evolution
01:10:40 • 5min