The Sabbatical Series: Is Substitutionary Atonement Just a Type of "Cosmic Child Abuse" That Christians Came Up With in the Middle Ages?

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Alisa Childers

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Spirituality

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🗓️ 28 December 2023

⏱️ 10 minutes

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During my Sabbatical, I wanted to post some short podcasts that only reached a limited number of people several years ago. They are short answers to tough apologetics and theological questions. There are 30 in total that we will be releasing every day. I hope you enjoy. Have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.------------------------------------------------------------------This Podcast is Sponsored By:CARLY JEAN LOS ANGELESCarly Jean Los Angeles is a capsule clothing and lifestyle brand that exists to help women simplify their closets and feel beautiful in every season of life.Use the code, ALISA, and get 20% off your first order.www.carlyjeanlosangeles.comSEVEN WEEKS COFFEETaste the Coffee that is Saving Lives.Use the code, ALISA, to get 10% off any product.www.sevenweekscoffee.comGOOD RANCHERSGood Ranchers: American Meat DeliveredUse the code, ALISA, and get 10% off.Go to www.goodranchers.com/alisa for more information.SOUTHERN EVANGELICAL SEMINARYSteadfast in the TruthGo to www.ses.edu/alisa for more information about Southern Evangelical Seminary and to download your free eBook.--------------------------------------------------------------------To Purchase the new CD, “Beauty from the Ash”, go to www.alisachilders.com/musicThere you can get the CD, backing tracks, string charts, rhythm charts and stems.Support us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/alisachildersTo order “Another Gospel”: www.alisachilders.com/anothergospelTo order “Live Your Truth": www.alisachilders.com/live-your-truth-and-other-lies/For Alisa's Merch: https://alisachilders.creator-spring.comFor all links to Alisa’s recommended reading, visit the Alisa Childers Amazon Store: https://www.amazon.com/shop/alisachildersTo see what gear Alisa uses to record her podcast, go to:https://kit.co/alisachildersPotential Sponsors: https://alisachilders.com/sponsor-request-form/Product links are affiliate links which means if you buy something we'll receive a small commission.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Elisa Childers podcast where we equip Christians to identify the core beliefs of historic Christianity,
0:06.4	discern its counterfeits and proclaim the gospel with clarity, kindness and truth and we are going to continue to do that even while I'm on sabbatical and not
0:15.1	recording full-length episodes until after the new year. But as we were going
0:19.6	through some old content we realized that there were some posts that only went out to a select group of
0:24.2	listeners and many of you, if you've been following the podcast for the past two or three years,
0:29.5	have not heard these posts and these are short answers to tough theological and apologetics
0:34.6	questions so we're going to be bringing a new one to you every day during sabbatical
0:38.2	here's today's. Did you ever think you be living in a day when believing in the atoning sacrifice of Jesus's blood would be controversial among Christians? Welcome to 2018 when saying Jesus died for my sins is considered at best a pagan idea and at worst
1:07.0	psychologically damaging to children.
1:10.4	What did Jesus accomplish on the cross? This is possibly the most important question a Christian can ask.
1:17.0	Did he go to the cross in order to take the punishment of our sins upon himself?
1:21.0	To bring us into an adoptive relationship with God the Father, to
1:25.8	ransom us to God, to set a moral example for us to follow, to
1:30.8	victoriously defeat sin and death? The answer? Yes, to all of the above.
1:37.0	Scripture uses all kinds of different language and metaphors to describe the atoning work of Jesus and a complete picture of the
1:44.2	cross will only be found in considering all of them. For example, prior to the
1:48.7	1800s when theologians talked about the cross, they generally didn't narrow it down to just one thing.
1:55.0	Dallas Theological Seminary Professor Glenn Crider noted that they were, quote,
2:00.0	like poets unpacking how beautiful an event this is, end quote. quote,
2:05.0	like poets unpacking how beautiful an event this is, however, in more modern times,
2:07.0	one atonement theory in particular is under attack.
2:10.0	First, let's define some terms.
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