
Penal Substitution: East vs West | Perspectives on the Atonement
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Cliffe & Stuart Knechtle Episode: https://youtu.be/ZSf7o3Jel_g
Dr. Jacobs compares how Eastern and Western Christianity understand Christ's death on the cross, examining the theological differences that emerged over centuries. The discussion traces the Western development from Augustine through the Protestant Reformers and their focus on penal substitution, while exploring Eastern perspectives from church fathers like Gregory of Nyssa. Dr. Jacobs analyzes these competing views of atonement and their implications for how Christians understand salvation and God's justice.
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00:00:00 Intro
00:01:43 The average understanding of the crucifixion
00:06:03 The Western evolution (Latin West and Protestant Reformation)
00:31:01 The Christian East and the Church Fathers