Andrew Campbell - Engaging with nonviolent atonement theology

Talking Theology by Cranmer Hall, Durham

Mar 4, 202650:10Religion & Spirituality

What is nonviolent atonement theology? What can the church learn from this kind of approach to understanding the significance of the life and death of Christ? And how should this shape our ministry and our preaching? In...

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