William G. Witt (PhD, University of Notre Dame) is professor of systematic theology and ethics at Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pennsylvania.Joel Scandrett (PhD, Drew University) is associate professor of historical theology and director of the Catechesis and Christian Formation Program at Trinity School for Ministry.

• ContentsIntroduction: What Is Atonement?1. Atonement as Incarnation: Irenaeus and Athanasius2. Atonement as Christus Victor: Church Fathers and Gustaf Aulén3. Atonement as Satisfaction: Anselm of Canterbury4. Atonement as Divine Love: Peter Abelard and the Wesleys5. Atonement as Fittingness: Thomas Aquinas6. Atonement as Penal Substitution: John Calvin and Charles Hodge7. Atonement as Moral Example: Hastings Rashdall8. Atonement as Reconciliation: Karl Barth9. Atonement TodayIndex

William G. Witt (PhD, University of Notre Dame) is professor of systematic theology and ethics at Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pennsylvania.Joel Scandrett (PhD, Drew University) is associate professor of historical theology and director of the Catechesis and Christian Formation Program at Trinity School for Ministry.

• ContentsIntroduction: What Is Atonement?1. Atonement as Incarnation: Irenaeus and Athanasius2. Atonement as Christus Victor: Church Fathers and Gustaf Aulén3. Atonement as Satisfaction: Anselm of Canterbury4. Atonement as Divine Love: Peter Abelard and the Wesleys5. Atonement as Fittingness: Thomas Aquinas6. Atonement as Penal Substitution: John Calvin and Charles Hodge7. Atonement as Moral Example: Hastings Rashdall8. Atonement as Reconciliation: Karl Barth9. Atonement TodayIndex

William G. Witt (PhD, University of Notre Dame) is professor of systematic theology and ethics at Trinity School for Ministry in Ambridge, Pennsylvania.Joel Scandrett (PhD, Drew University) is associate professor of historical theology and director of the Catechesis and Christian Formation Program at Trinity School for Ministry.

• ContentsIntroduction: What Is Atonement?1. Atonement as Incarnation: Irenaeus and Athanasius2. Atonement as Christus Victor: Church Fathers and Gustaf Aulén3. Atonement as Satisfaction: Anselm of Canterbury4. Atonement as Divine Love: Peter Abelard and the Wesleys5. Atonement as Fittingness: Thomas Aquinas6. Atonement as Penal Substitution: John Calvin and Charles Hodge7. Atonement as Moral Example: Hastings Rashdall8. Atonement as Reconciliation: Karl Barth9. Atonement TodayIndex