Reasonable Theology Podcast Examining the Atonement with William Lane Craig | RTP 33
Jesus Christ's death on the cross provided for the forgiveness of our sins and our reconciliation with God. This reconciliation is known as atonement, and it is a central part of the Christian faith.
Even so, how Christ's death on the cross accomplished this has been debated for centuries. On this episode of the podcast, we are joined by William Lane Craig, world-renowned apologist and author to discuss his latest book Atonement and the Death of Christ.
Dr. Craig walks us through the history of the debate around the atonement and provides us with a framework for thinking through this important doctrine biblically.
On this episode we discuss:
- The meaning of the word atonement
- The Biblical texts in the Old and New Testaments that teach about atonement
- A number of theories on how Christ's death reconciled us to God
- Which theories fit with Scripture and which ones don't hold up
- The importance of penal substitutionary atonement
- What imputation is and why it is important for understanding how our sins are forgiven in Christ
- How having a full, multi-faceted understanding of the atonement positively impacts the believer
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