Forsaking Penal Substitution, Pt. 2: A Biblical Critique

Penal substitution is biblically problematic. In this video, I examine the proof texts frequently used in defense of PSA. This is part two of a three-part series examining why I think penal substitution must be rejected on theological and biblical grounds. Part one examined the theological problems with this theory, and this video builds upon that argument by assessing the scriptural case against PSA. Part three will suggest a few of the ways we might interpret the cross apart from this theory.
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Part 1 (a theological critique): • Forsaking Penal Substi...
Part 3 (If not PSA, then what?): • Forsaking Penal Substi...
Here is a link to the orthodox "chair" analogy I mention in the video: • Orthodox view of Salva...
Suggested reading:
Darrin W. Snyder Belousek: "Atonement, Justice, Peace" - amzn.to/32geCBU
Thomas F. Torrance: "The Mediation of Christ" - amzn.to/3tAzDTK
Thomas F. Torrance: "Atonement: The Person and Work of Christ" - amzn.to/3uUFGmB
C. Baxter Kruger: "Jesus and the Undoing of Adam" - amzn.to/3gm9yUG
C. Baxter Kruger: "Across All Worlds" - amzn.to/3e4qOLH
Karl Barth: "Church Dogmatics II/1 & IV/1" - amzn.to/3x20V7G amzn.to/3adjvQy
"The Nature of the Atonement: Four Views" - amzn.to/3wZQxxy
Fleming Rutledge: "The Crucifixion" - amzn.to/3mSWWWz
John McLeod Campbell: "The Nature of the Atonement" - amzn.to/3mPP08m
My books related to this subject:
"T. F. Torrance in Plain English" - amzn.to/2QwrL77
"Karl Barth in Plain English" - amzn.to/3snkG6i
"We Belong: Trinitarian Good News" - amzn.to/3drARvj
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