Assertion: atonement | /r/HasProperty | unlimited
Facets:
value: in another sense
type: OTHER
value: to all
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: in itself
type: OTHER
value: in scope
type: OTHER
value: as to extent
type: OTHER
value: in that
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Concepts of universal atonement can transcend all religions, as in unlimited atonement, the doctrine that the atonement is unlimited in extent, and universal reconciliation, the doctrine that all will eventually come to salvation.
text: The Atonement is unlimited in scope, available for all.
text: Most Christians believe that atonement is unlimited; however, some Christians teach that atonement is limited in scope to those who are predestined unto salvation and its primary benefits are not given to all of mankind but rather just believers.
text: And the popular view would say this, “The atonement of Jesus is unlimited, but sinners limit its application.
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, we believe the atonement is unlimited.
text: And next Sunday night, I want to take you down into the depths of what the Scripture has to say to support this marvelous view of an atonement that God has by His own sovereignty limited to those who believe, but an atonement which in itself is unlimited to all for whom it is provided, salvation will be given in its fullness.
text: In another sense, the atonement is unlimited, because Jesus did not come only to die for the sins of his elect (the limited position), nor even for the sins of all people (the unlimited position), but in order that the entire universe might be brought back into the shalom for which it was originally created.
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: Allen’s latest book, The Atonement: A Biblical, Theological, and Historical Study of the Cross of Christ, may be dismissed or overlooked by those who disagree with Allen’s conclusion concerning the extent of the atonement (unlimited, rather than limited), but it should not.
text: Is the atonement provided by Jesus Christ unlimited?