Atonement Theories

"The author, Ben Pugh, provides us with a well-written and informative book on atonement [...] Students in theology, but also researchers and ministers will find the book most helpful and stimulating." Cornelis van der Laan, Journal of the European Pentecostal Theological Association, vol 35 issue 1, April 2015 ''This scholarly but highly readable overview of the theories of God's atoning work in Christ is a 'must have' for anyone who is tasked with preaching on the subject..I would warmly recommend this book to preachers, and theological students working in contexts ranging from A-level to ministerial training, as well as to spiritual directors and those who train them.'' Lorraine Cavanagh, Modern Believing, Vol. 57:1, January 2016 "Ben Pugh casts a Protestant eye over the varied ways in which the atonement has been understood through Christian history. A series of perceptive summaries produce a mini-encyclopedia of the atonement, for which students will be particularly grateful, but he skilfully sets out the sometimes surprising ways in which different approaches have interacted." Dr Forster, Church Times, 15 January 2016