Letters on the Atonement
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0.50 poundsFew would deny that the spiritual assault of the great Adversary
has moved beyond attacking Christian practices to undermining the foundational
beliefs of the Church. It was not so long ago that believers, not only holiness
people, were sneered at for avoiding alcohol, tobacco, movies, dancing and
immodest dress. Now, darkness is creeping farther in from the edges as some
theologians, scholars and clergy— yes, even some Wesleyans— voice doubt about
cardinal doctrines such as hell and the atonement. Richard Treffry, Jr. addressed
several such deviations from truth in his day. He was a Methodist circuit rider who ministered during the
era of the heirs of the Early Methodists, laboring through troubling issues. In
Letters on the Atonement he directs loving pleas to a friend teetering
on the edge of the abyss of apostasy, and his contentions are appropriate for
our day. Jesus himself warned that false teachers will arise in the Church, and
every generation must be on guard against their toxic doctrines. Since the days
of the apostles believers have affirmed the truth of Christ’s atoning
sacrifice. It remains a bedrock foundation for the Faithful. This is in-depth
reasoning that is considered, sound and authentically scriptural. Code: 6351; 174 pages; Trade paperback
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