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Was Christ's Death Divine Child Abuse?

Was Christ's Death Divine Child Abuse?

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  • Jason Helopoulos

It has been argued that it was unjust of God to make Christ our substitute, that this was some sort of divine child abuse. This article shows that is far from so. It offers four reasons why our debt had to be paid by Christ.

Source: Christward Collective, 2014. 3 pages.

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