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  <abstract>  Introduction. A radical evangelical approach to the doctrine of the atonement ; Review and critique of principal theories of the atonement --   Principal biblical images. Conflict-victory-liberation motif ; Vicarious suffering ; Archetypal images ; Martyr motif ; Sacrifice motif ; Expiation motif and the wrath of God ; Redemption-purchase motif ; Reconciliation ; Justification ; Adoption-family image --   Contemporary implications. The work of Christ and the messianic community ; The work of Christ and cosmic restoration ; Missiological reflections and implications</abstract>
  <note type="statement of responsibility">John Driver ; foreword by Rene Padilla</note>
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  <identifier type="isbn">978-1-597-52301-1</identifier>
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