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Is penal substitution an answer to the wrong question?

Welcome to the next in our series of Cross and Creation. It's actually a subset of the last one, when Andrew talked about various metaphors of atonement and, came through with the preferred new metaphor of adoption. 

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The patristic view of atonement part 2

Ben takes us into another world that the early church fathers inhabited. They were not ‘soft’ on sin, or on ‘evil’ - but they fundamentally believed that evil was not a substance but a deprivation.
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Patristic view of atonement?

Why the early church fathers did NOT believe in penal substitution. It was not so much that they disagreed with that model, but rather that it did not cross their minds. They were, theologically, altogether elsewhere.
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The two way door to reality - BwJ 27

Here is the second part of my talk on Jesus as the Two way Door. The first talk opened up the whole landscape of reality that the Christian message opens up – not just the ‘religious’ experience but the whole experience of how we approach life.
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Jesus as the two way door - BwJ 26

Our religious jargon around “Jesus” positions him as the entrance to a club or religious clique. How can we see ‘Jesus as the two way door that leads from a dark room into an expansive world of sunlight.
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