The location of God, theories of atonement and 'redemptive' violence

Chris Budden

The location of God, theories of atonement and 'redemptive' violence

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Abstract

This article explores the myth of redemptive violence which undergirds the penal substitutionary theory of atonement. There is a particular concern for the way in which this myth of redemptive violence underlies foreign policies which lead into a doctrine of pre-emptive strikes and the jutsification of torture.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Validating violence - validating faith
Subtitle of host publication	Religion, scripture and violence. (PACT sries no. 4)
Place of Publication	Adelaide
Publisher	ATF Press
Pages	155-172
Number of pages	18
Edition	10 (part 3)
ISBN (Print)	9781920691899
Publication status	Published - 2008

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