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Performing the Surgery, Saving the Patient: Reduplication, Proper Christological Predication, and Critiques of Christus Odium by Ty Kieser

Performing the Surgery, Saving the Patient: Reduplication, Proper Christological Predication, and Critiques of Christus Odium by Ty Kieser Performing the Surgery, Saving the Patient: Reduplication, Proper Christological Predication, and Critiques of Christus Odium Ty Kieser Guest Assistant Professor of Theology at Wheaton College Abstract: In response to the christological objections to Christus Odium raised by…

The Father’s Love for the Son in Penal Substitutionary Atonement by Ryan Rippee

The Father’s Love for the Son in Penal Substitutionary Atonement by Ryan Rippee The Father’s Love for the Son in Penal Substitutionary Atonement Ryan Rippee President, The Cornerstone Bible College and Seminary Abstract: In what Joshua Farris and S. Mark Hamilton label the Christus Odium variant of penal substitutionary atonement, the Son becomes the object…

It Was the Will of the Father to Crush Him: The Day of Atonement and the Cross of Christ by Owen Strachan

It Was the Will of the Father to Crush Him: The Day of Atonement and the Cross of Christ by Owen Strachan It Was the Will of the Father to Crush Him: The Day of Atonement and the Cross of Christ Owen Strachan Provost and Research Professor of Theology at Grace Bible Theological Seminary Abstract:…

A Less Odious Atonement Requires a More Classical God: Engaging Farris and Hamilton on Christus Odium by Derek Rishmawy

A Less Odious Atonement Requires a More Classical God: Engaging Farris and Hamilton on Christus Odium by Derek Rishmawy A Less Odious Atonement Requires a More Classical God: Engaging Farris and Hamilton on Christus Odium Derek Rishmawy Campus minister with Reformed University Fellowship at University of California Irvine and Ph.D. Candidate at Trinity Evangelical Divinity…

Which Penalty? Whose Atonement? Revisiting Christus Odium by Joshua R. Farris and S. Mark Hamilton

Which Penalty? Whose Atonement? Revisiting Christus Odium by Joshua R. Farris and S. Mark Hamilton Which Penalty? Whose Atonement? Revisiting Christus Odium Joshua R. Farris and S. Mark Hamilton Farris is Professor of Theology of Science at Missional Universityand Hamilton is Research Associate at JESociety.org Abstract: So unreasonable is the idea that God the Father…

The ‘Christus Odium’ Variety of Penal Substitution in Contemporary Perspective: A Brief Editorial Introduction by Ryan A. Brandt

The ‘Christus Odium’ Variety of Penal Substitution in Contemporary Perspective: A Brief Editorial Introduction by Ryan A. Brandt The ‘Christus Odium’ Variety of Penal Substitution in Contemporary Perspective: A Brief Editorial Introduction Ryan A. Brandt Managing Editor; Associate Professor of Christian History and Theologyat Grand Canyon University Joshua R. Farris and S. Mark Hamilton have…

JBTS 6.2 Herman Bavinck (1854-1921): A Centenary Celebration

JBTS 6.2 Herman Bavinck (1854-1921): A Centenary Celebration JBTS 6.2 Herman Bavinck (1854-1921): A Centenary Celebration The Journal of Biblical and Theological Studies (hereafter, JBTS) is a broadly evangelical, interdenominational journal committed to publishing current scholarship across biblical and theological disciplines. Biblical and theological themes have been the focus of every issue to date. Within…

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