Violence, Hospitality, and the Cross: Reappropriating the Atonement TraditionBaker Academic, 2006 - 288 halaman The cross is central to understanding Christian theology. But is it possible that our postmodern setting requires a new model of understanding the cross? Hans Boersma's Violence, Hospitality, and the Cross proposes an understanding of the atonement that is sensitive both to the Christian tradition and to the postmodern critiques of that tradition. His fresh approach draws on the rich resources of the Christian tradition in its portrayal of God's hospitality in Jesus Christ. |
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Preface | 9 |
The Divine Face of Hospitality | 17 |
The Possibility of Hospitality | 25 |
Election and Violence in Eternity | 53 |
Election and Violence in History | 75 |
Atonement Metaphors and Models | 99 |
Atonement as Moral Influence | 115 |
Hospitality Punishment and the Atonement | 153 |
Atonement Violence and Victory | 181 |
The Church as the Community of Hospitality | 205 |
Public Justice and the Hospitality of Liberation | 235 |
The End of Violence Eschatology | 257 |
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Scripture Index | 286 |
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Abelardian absolute hospitality Anselmian argues atonement models atonement theology Augustinian Aulén baptism biblical boundaries Calvin Calvinist chapter Christ’s death Christian Christus Victor theme Church confession covenant cross cruciform culture curse Derrida Deut discussion divine hospitality divine violence doctrine Eerdmans elements eschatological eschatological hospitality eternal Eucharist eucharistic hospitality evangelical evil faith Fathers forgiveness Girard Gnostic God’s election God’s hospitality gospel grace Grand Rapids Gregory human Ibid implies incarnation individual insists interpretation InterVarsity Irenaeus Irenaeus’s Israel Jacques Derrida Jesus Christ John John Milbank Levinas liberation Liberation Theology limited atonement means messianic metaphors Milbank mimetic Miroslav Volf moral moral-influence theory N. T. Wright nonviolent notion obedience one’s Paul penal penal substitution penance Philip Schaff political postmodern public justice punishment pure hospitality question Radical Orthodoxy recapitulation reconciliation redemption Reformed relationship René Girard resurrection sacrifice salvation Satan suffering theologians tion trans unconditional hospitality understanding words Yahweh