Now that I’ve had a break from school for a couple of months, I think it’s time to reflect on some of the things that nudged me toward the seminary in the first place. Atonement immediately springs to mind.
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Atonement in the Thought of Anselm of Canterbury and René Girard
This is the final paper that I turned in for my Church History class on two atonement views: the classic “satisfaction atonement” of Anselm of Canterbury and the “theological anthropology” of René Girard.
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