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Tag Archives: limited atonement
J. Macleod Campbell (The Nature of the Atonement)
Campbell, J. Macleod. The Nature of the Atonement. Eerdmans. Macleod Campbell represents a different stream of Scottish theology. It is Reformed theology without limited atonement. His argument, to be presented below, is incomplete in many ways. He really doesn’t develop a … Continue reading
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Tagged athanasius, atonement, imputation, james torrance, limited atonement, macleod campbell, origen, scottish theology, thomas torrance
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Scottish Theology (Thomas Torrance)
John Knox The Death of Christ God does not love us because of what Christ has done, but rather because he loves us he came in Christ (Torrance 19). Torrance says limited atonement implies a Nestorian heresy. Perhaps, but he … Continue reading