CRITIQUE: ATONEMENT DILEMMA (CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBILITY VERSION) 1 CORE CLAIM Christianity teaches that: + All humans are morally responsible for their own sin + Jesus Christ bears the consequences of those sins on their behalf 1. Is Each Person 9-9 for Sin? Christian affirms 5 مد before God. 2. Is Justice Based on Personal Responsibility? 0 YES. Guilt and accountability belong - to the one who commits the act. 3. What Happens i in Christian 5 Atonement? 4 + 0 / @ 1 1 IF responsibility is IF responsibility is truly transferred not truly transferred —> One person bears — > Each person still e what properly bears their own belongs to another guilt جه This contradicts #1 and #2 v Conclusion: The atonement does not nollonger grounded actually resolve sin the individual FINAL CONCLUSION Either responsibility is transferred, undermining the Christian basis of justice, or it is not transferred, and the atonement fails to remove guilt.
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CRITIQUE: ATONEMENT DILEMMA (CHRISTIAN RESPONSIBILITY VERSION) 1 CORE CLAIM Christianity teaches that: + All humans are morally responsible for their own sin + Jesus Christ bears the consequences of those sins on their behalf 1. Is Each Person 9-9 for Sin? Christian affirms 5 مد before God. 2. Is Justice Based on Personal Responsibility? 0 YES. Guilt and accountability belong - to the one who commits the act. 3. What Happens i in Christian 5 Atonement? 4 + 0 / @ 1 1 IF responsibility is IF responsibility is truly transferred not truly transferred —> One person bears — > Each person still e what properly bears their own belongs to another guilt جه This contradicts #1 and #2 v Conclusion: The atonement does not nollonger grounded actually resolve sin the individual FINAL CONCLUSION Either responsibility is transferred, undermining the Christian basis of justice, or it is not transferred, and the atonement fails to remove guilt.