S2 Ep1025: #1025 - Q & A Podcast: Penal substitution, emotions and hell, old people having sex, and Mike Winger’s women in ministry series

Theology in the Raw

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🗓️ 14 November 2022

⏱️ 83 minutes

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Preston is back from sabbatical and fields a ton of questions from his Patreon supporters. All the ones listed in the title of this episode is just a sampling of the questions he addresses.If you would like to join the Theology in the Raw Patreon community, go to patreon.com/theologyintheraw and support this ministry for as little as $5/month.

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0:00.0	Hello, friends. Welcome back to another episode of Theology in the RAW. Today is a Q&A
0:29.5	podcast that is the day when my Patreon supporters send in a whole slew of questions. Half of those I
0:37.2	address on the Patreon-only podcast. The other half I'm going to address here and my goodness,
0:42.7	these are wide-ranging and very good and difficult questions if you would like to become part of
0:49.1	the Patreon-only community. You can go to patreon.com, forward slash Theology in the RAW,
0:53.3	support the show as little as five bucks a month and get access to ask your questions on the
0:59.0	Patreon platform. So let's dive in. First question is from Noah who says welcome back. Well, thank
1:04.1	you Noah. Thoughts on the doctrine of penal substitutionary atonement. And then you give a
1:12.0	kind of the context in which you're asking this question that has to do with your passion for
1:18.0	biblical theology. You've interacted a bit with people like Scott McKnight and him who sparred with
1:26.4	John Piper on this question and you've looked at sites like the gospel coalition, the Bible project
1:31.7	and so on and so forth and just want some guidance on this question. There's a lot of good books
1:39.0	out there on it. In fact, Matthew, another supporter chimed in with a recommendation to read
1:45.6	Darren Snyder-Belusek's book on the atonement. He said it's very thorough and open-handed
1:50.9	approach to the topic. I know Darren. I've not read this book, but I can vouch for the likelihood
1:58.4	knowing Darren that it is going to be a very thorough and I would assume very fair and scholarly
2:05.3	analysis of atonement. So check out that book again. I want to be clear when I'm telling you to
2:12.3	check out a book that I haven't read yet. I've not read that book. I do know Darren really,
2:15.4	really liked Darren's work, so that would be one to read. There's also a four views book on
2:22.4	the atonement that I think I'm going to mention in another question that's also along the lines
2:29.3	of the atonement. So I haven't written, well, maybe I should just find that, let's see. It's
2:35.0	a counterpoint book and I think it's edited, oh yeah, the nature of the atonement, four views,
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