Juridical Atonement:: An Orthodox Christian Refutation
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Juridical Atonement:: An Orthodox Christian Refutation

by Haralambos Anstall, Michael Azkoul, Antony Khrapovitsky

Theology religious history Christian studies
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Juridical Atonement: An Orthodox Christian Refutation presents an Orthodox Christian critique of juridical atonement. Written by Haralambos Anstall, Michael Azkoul, and Antony Khrapovitsky, this theological work examines differing understandings of atonement for readers interested in Christianity, Orthodox doctrine, and religious thought.

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Juridical Atonement: An Orthodox Christian Refutation examines the concept of juridical atonement from an Orthodox Christian perspective.

The book presents a theological critique focused on the meaning and interpretation of atonement within Christian thought.

Contributors Haralambos Anstall, Michael Azkoul, and Antony Khrapovitsky offer the work’s stated Orthodox Christian perspective.

This title may interest readers exploring Christian theology, Orthodox doctrine, and differing approaches to atonement.

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