Assertion: atonement | /r/HasProperty | limited
Facets:
value: in some way
type: MANNER
value: in power
type: OTHER
value: from the greatest possible extent
type: OTHER
value: tragically
type: DEGREE
value: in its efficacy
type: OTHER
value: in its signification for the purpose
type: PURPOSE
value: certainly
type: MANNER
value: strictly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: And so you say, “You must believe the atonement is limited.
text: We know the atonement is limited.
text: Number one, the atonement is limited.
text: The atonement is limited.
text: In Mark chapter 9 - and these are just samples that tell us that the atonement is certainly limited.
text: But go to the Gospel of John, and I just want to take you sort of briefly to this gospel and a few glimpses of the obvious reality of the atonement being limited.
text: That proves that the atonement is limited.
text: The atonement is limited.
text: Is the atonement limited?
text: I don’t have any problem at all saying the atonement is limited.
text: Then by saying the atonement is unlimited as to extent, you have just also said it is limited as to effect.
text: Well, you know, when you say the atonement is limited, people don’t feel very special.
text: Atonement" is too limited in its signification for the purpose assigned to it.
text: In other words, unlimited advocates acknowledge that the Atonement is both limited and unlimited; limited advocates insist that it is strictly limited and do not recognize any unlimited passages as teaching unlimited atonement.
text: In other words, unlimited advocates acknowledge that the Atonement is both limited and unlimited; limited advocates insist that it is strictly limited and do not recognize any unlimited passages as teaching unlimited atonement.
text: The atonement is limited, because in its precise intention and meaning and effect it is for those and for those only who are destined in the determinate purpose of God to eternal salvation.
text: He professes an atonement that is tragically limited in its efficacy and power, an atonement that does not secure the salvation of any.
text: The term “limited atonement,” in its broadest sense, simply means the view that the atonement Christ provided for sins is in some way limited from the greatest possible extent it could have in theory; however, virtually every theologian believes in an atonement which is limited in some manner – all except those who believe that every person who ever lived will be finally saved and glorified.