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Kresta in the Afternoon – January 9, 2024 – Hour 2

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Guest Host Marcus Peter and Philip Campbell look at the history of Christian burial, and Gary Anderson discusses the theology of Atonement. 

 

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Christian Burial Through the Ages

Catholics have always had a special understanding of death, and care of cemeteries has a long pedigree within Catholicism. We get the story from Philip Campbell.

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Christian Burial Through the Ages

Phillip Campbell is a history teacher for Homeschool Connections and the author of many books on Catholic history, most notably the Story of Civilization series from TAN Books. You can learn more about his books and classes on his website, www.phillipcampbell.net. Phillip resides in southern Michigan.

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How to Read the Old Testament Theologically: The Case of the Atonement

The atonement has become a problematic category in contemporary theology because it seems to presume that the forgiveness of sins requires the suffering of the sinner or someone who represents him or her. In its most severe expression, God the Father sends his Son to his death on the cross in order to satisfy the infinite punishment that justice demands. Gary Anderson joins us with more.

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How to Read the Old Testament Theologically: The Case of the Atonement

 

Dr. Gary Anderson is the author most recently of That I May Dwell among Them: Incarnation and Atonement in the Tabernacle Narrative. He’s Hesburgh Professor of Catholic Thought at the University of Notre Dame, and his primary fields of study include Christianity and Judaism in Antiquity. His other books include “Sin: A History” and “Charity: The Place of the Poor in the Biblical Tradition.”

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