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review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks. Everyone limits the Atonement. The Armenian

limits the Atonement. The Provisionists, which isn't really a thing, but they limit the

Atonement.

What I'm saying is every soterological framework limits the atonement.

The question is simply how.

It's not whether, but in which way does your satirology, that word simply means the study of salvation, doctrine of salvation. So your view of salvation, your theology about

salvation, who God saves, how God saves, what you believe the Bible's teaching espouses on the subject of salvation no matter what view you hold

you believe that in some form or fashion in some way the atonement of Jesus Christ that is his payment on the cross for sin

it is limited the only person who does not limit the atonement at all is the universalist,

who believes that Christ paid for every person's sin and every single sin of every person.

And there's a word for universalism. It's called heresy. And the irony is that the person who doesn't limit the

atonement is a person who won't have any atonement and will go to hell for being the heretic

that they are. So if we want to be Orthodox and hold a view within the Bible and not blatant

heresy, then you must hold a soterological view, a view of salvation

that limits the atonement. So at this point, you're not saying, hey, what I believe the Bible teaches

about how God saves, who God saves, I have a choice between if I want to view God salvation as

being limited or unlimited. No,

you don't have that choice. The unlimited, that just makes you a heretic. So your choice is not,

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