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Preface | p. xi |
Preface to the Second Edition | p. xiv |
Introduction | p. 1 |
Narrative Christus Victor: The Revisioning of Atonement | p. 13 |
The Nonviolence of Jesus | p. 13 |
Images of Atonement | p. 15 |
Christus Victor Motif | p. 15 |
Satisfaction Motif | p. 16 |
Moral Influence Motif | p. 18 |
Narrative Christus Victor | p. 20 |
The Apocalypse | p. 20 |
The Gospels | p. 35 |
René Girard | p. 48 |
The Apostle Paul | p. 52 |
Old Testament Sacrifices | p. 69 |
Jesus' Death as a Sacrifice | p. 72 |
Hebrews | p. 77 |
Israel's History | p. 82 |
Summary | p. 85 |
Narrative Christus Victor: Some Comparisons and Its Demise | p. 87 |
Distinguishing Narrative Christus Victor | p. 87 |
The Object of the Death of Jesus | p. 87 |
The Accomplishment of the Death of Jesus | p. 88 |
The Agent of Jesus' Death | p. 89 |
Our Role in Jesus' Death | p. 93 |
Grace and Forgiveness | p. 94 |
Free Will versus Predestination | p. 96 |
The Justice and Mercy of God | p. 97 |
Ethics | p. 98 |
Atonement in History | p. 100 |
The Demise of Christus Victor | p. 101 |
Constantinian Synthesis | p. 102 |
Ecclesiology and Atonement | p. 106 |
Christology | p. 120 |
Conclusion | p. 126 |
Black Theology on Atonement | p. 129 |
Introduction | p. 129 |
First-Generation Black Theology: James H. Cone | p. 130 |
African American Particularity | p. 131 |
Reading the Bible Differently | p. 133 |
Critique of Classic Theology | p. 134 |
Cone on Atonement | p. 136 |
Qualifying Christendom's Theology | p. 137 |
Cone and Narrative Christus Victor | p. 139 |
Second-Generation Black Theology: Garth Kasimu Baker-Fletcher | p. 142 |
Contextual Affinities | p. 143 |
Christology and Atonement | p. 146 |
Conclusion | p. 150 |
Feminist Theology on Atonement | p. 151 |
Introduction | p. 151 |
Feminist Theology on Atonement | p. 152 |
Rosemary Radford Ruether | p. 152 |
Ruether and Narrative Christus Victor | p. 154 |
Joanne Carlson Bown and Rebecca Parker | p. 155 |
Brown and Parker and Narrative Christus Victor | p. 160 |
Julie M. Hopkins | p. 162 |
Hopkins and Narrative Christus Victor | p. 166 |
Rita Nakishima Brock | p. 167 |
Brock and Narrative Christus Victor | p. 174 |
Carter Heyward | p. 179 |
Heyward and Narrative Christus Victor | p. 183 |
Cynthia S. W. Crysdale | p. 185 |
Crysdale and Narrative Christus Victor | p. 188 |
Conclusion | p. 189 |
Womanist Theology on Atonement | p. 191 |
Introduction | p. 191 |
Womanist Particularity | p. 192 |
Katie Cannon | p. 192 |
Emilie Townes | p. 194 |
Delores Williams | p. 195 |
Womanists on Atonement | p. 198 |
Delores Williams | p. 198 |
JoAnne Marie Terrell | p. 200 |
Karen Baker-Fletcher | p. 201 |
Womanists on Theodicy | p. 206 |
Womanists on Christology | p. 208 |
Kelly Brown Douglas | p. 208 |
Jacquelyn Grant | p. 210 |
Karen Baker-Fletcher | p. 211 |
Narrative Christus Victor and Womanist Theology | p. 212 |
Conversation with Anselm and His Defenders and Detractors | p. 219 |
Introduction | p. 219 |
Conversations: Round One | p. 220 |
Redefinitions, Reemphases, and Rehabilitation | p. 220 |
Anselm and Cur Deus Homo | p. 228 |
Responding to the Defenses of Satisfaction | p. 236 |
Miroslav Volf | p. 247 |
Conversations: Round Two | p. 254 |
Defenses of Traditional Atonement | p. 255 |
Peter Schmiechen | p. 255 |
Daniel Bell | p. 259 |
Richard Mouw | p. 263 |
Hans Boersma | p. 265 |
Robert Sherman | p. 272 |
Tradition | p. 277 |
Nonviolent Atonement-Compatible Conversations | p. 279 |
Darby Kathleen Ray | p. 280 |
Brian McLaren | p. 282 |
Thomas N. Finger | p. 284 |
Gregory Boyd | p. 289 |
Stephen Finlan | p. 290 |
Leanne Van Dyk | p. 291 |
Anthony Bartlett and S. Mark Heim | p. 294 |
Alan Mann | p. 300 |
Steve Chalke | p. 305 |
Narrative Christus Victor: A Nonviolent Christ | p. 306 |
Conclusion | p. 321 |
Works Cited | p. 326 |
Index | p. 338 |
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