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Read more about the article Second Edition of Atonement in Lutheran Orthodoxy: Johannes Quenstedt

Second Edition of Atonement in Lutheran Orthodoxy: Johannes Quenstedt

  • Post author:twinstonewarden
  • Post published:February 11, 2024
  • Post category:Atonement

Johannes Quenstedt’s De Officio Christi is an antidote to errors about atonement in Lutheran circles. Lutheran Orthodoxy teaches that an indispensable part of atonement is vicarious satisfaction. Adversaries deny vicarious…

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Read more about the article Finally! Some Satisfaction in the Atonement

Finally! Some Satisfaction in the Atonement

  • Post author:twinstonewarden
  • Post published:January 27, 2021
  • Post category:Atonement/Luther's Catechisms

Two Notes: This article originally published January 3, 2014 on TwinStoneWarden.The problems described here got much better with the publication of Jack Kilcrease's The Doctrine of the Atonement from Luther…

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