Imagine being convicted for a crime you didn’t commit, the horrid crime of a violent assault and attempted rape. And […]
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Another illustration of the deep problems with imputation theories of atonement
In the past I have pointed out the problems with the concept of guilt imputation upon which penal substitution depends. […]
atonement, imputation, jurisprudence, justice, penal substitutionSolitary Nation: A foretaste of hell?
Yesterday I watched the latest documentary from the wonderful PBS program “Frontline”. The documentary is called “Solitary Nation” and it […]
criminal justice, Frontline, hell, jurisprudence, justice, punishment, review, Solitary Nation43. Can pedophiles be saved? A conversation with Scott Drennan
Over the last year we’ve tackled many topics on the Tentative Apologist Podcast from big bang cosmology to biblical interpretation. […]
ethics, jurisprudence, pedophile, redemption, retributive justice, salvation, sex offender, sin