Analysis Of Atonement By Angus Dun

Introduction This journal article comes from, Angus Dun this journal; deal with issue of what is call "scientific, objective, non-committed" views raise by the historian, Richard Niebuhe. Dun, hopes is to enlighten his reader on two points of doctrine, one is the holiness of God and the sinfulness of man, The questions now would be, If God being a just God how can he forgive those that are sinner? God being a holy God, why would God have fellowship with man that has fallen? In this journal the issue of The Atoning Work of Christ answer the question . As such, the need and the necessity of the atonement must be addressed in asking why Christ had to die for man's sin. The answer to this will in turn lend itself to the work of Christ in the atonement, which looks at what Christ accomplished on the cross that makes mans salvation possible.
By understanding their complexities through a proportional analysis of differing viewpoints and definitions, the atonement's scope can be rightly interpreted as being successfully implemented in its true purpose, that Jesus Christ fully and completely saved simply those whom the Father has given