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Definition of limited atonement: Jesus's death only paid for the sins of the elect

Limited Atonement, Universalism and why I disagree with both. 00:01:02 – 00:02:04

Winger defines limited atonement as the doctrine that God only provided payment for the sins of certain people (the elect), not for all humanity.

Limited atonement holds that Jesus's death only actually paid for the sins of specific individuals — those who would end up believing. The sins of the rest were not dealt with at the cross. This is the L in the Calvinist TULIP acronym and is acknowledged as the most controversial point even within Calvinism, with many four-point Calvinists rejecting it.
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2019-05-30

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