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Sin and redemption constitute the heart of Schleiermacher's understanding of Christianity. Christianity “is essentially distinguished from other such [monotheistic and teleological] faiths by the fact that in it everything is related to the redemption accomplished by Jesus of Nazareth” ( CF, § 11); “the distinctive feature of Christian ...
- Walter E. Wyman
- 2005
Jun 14, 2014 · Doctrine of Sin & Redemption What is sin? Anything in a creature which does not express, or which is contrary to, the holy character of the Creator. “Sin” (with a capital “S”) is our spirit of rebellion against God, placed in us as part of our humanity, inherited (or “imputed”) from our ancestors. (The “plague of Sin.”)
With this novel approach to the doctrine of sin, Schleiermacher takes up and modifies many of the symbolic descriptions of original sin offered in Reformed and Lutheran creeds, such as “original disease,” “original fault,” “natural corruption,” and “original defect” (§71, p. 425; and §71.2, p. 430).
Sin and Redemption Harold Bloom,Blake Hobby,2010 The allied themes of sin and redemption are at the heart of many classics of religious literature, and even secular writers feel compelled to explore the role of sin and redemption in such works as King Lear, Moby-
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Jesus accomplishes our redemption without substituting for each of us by taking our individual places in the punishments we deserve for our sin. We thought it would be helpful to amend this study with a slightly more detailed introduction to the various theories of redemption, which are taught in the church today.
