Because the atonement thread was getting so overloaded, joeblow agreed to break the topic up into a number of sub-questions. He’s now done that (for which many thanks!), so let’s see if we can get some really useful discussion going around these themes. This is clearly a critical issue for the emerging church and could have serious implications for relations within the larger evangelical/post-evangelical community. The reaction in the UK to Steve Chalke’s book is indicative of that.
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