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Substitutionary atonement, also called vicarious atonement, is a central concept within Christian theology which asserts that Jesus died "for us", as propagated by the Western classic and objective paradigms of atonement in Christianity, which regard Jesus as dying as a substitute for others, "instead of" them.

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rdfs:label	Pendamaian pengganti (in) Plaatsvervanging (theologie) (nl) Expiação (visão substitucionária) (pt) Substitutionary atonement (en)
rdfs:comment	Het begrip plaatsvervanging (ook: substitutie van het Latijnse substitutio) duidt er in de christelijke theologie op dat Jezus Christus als vertegenwoordiger van de mensheid vrijwillig in hun plaats stierf voor de gevolgen van de menselijke zonde. De Christus die plaatsvervangend lijdt voor de mensheid wordt meestal in verband gebracht met de leer van verzoening door voldoening (satisfactio). (nl) Secara teknis, pendamaian pengganti (bahasa Inggris: substitutionary atonement) merupakan istilah untuk sejumlah model pendamaian atau penebusan dalam Kekristenan yang memandang wafatnya Yesus sebagai suatu substitusi bagi orang-orang lain, pengganti mereka. Hal ini diungkapkan dalam Alkitab melalui ayat-ayat seperti "Ia sendiri telah memikul dosa kita di dalam tubuh-Nya di kayu salib, supaya kita, yang telah mati terhadap dosa, hidup untuk kebenaran. Oleh bilur-bilur-Nya kamu telah sembuh.",1 Pet. 2:24 dan "Sebab juga Kristus telah mati sekali untuk segala dosa kita, Ia yang benar untuk orang-orang yang tidak benar, supaya Ia membawa kita kepada Allah"1 Pet. 3:18 (meskipun terdapat juga cara-cara lain dalam menafsirkan ayat-ayat semacam ini). (in) Substitutionary atonement, also called vicarious atonement, is a central concept within Christian theology which asserts that Jesus died "for us", as propagated by the Western classic and objective paradigms of atonement in Christianity, which regard Jesus as dying as a substitute for others, "instead of" them. (en) Expiação substitucionária é a reconciliação do homem pecador com Deus através da morte substitucionária de Jesus Cristo. Também é chamada de expiação vicária. Na teologia cristã, várias doutrinas da expiação foram se desenvolvendo na história. Todos elas dão lugar central para a vida e a morte de Jesus como um ato supremo de amor pela humanidade para trazer as pessoas a uma relação salvadora com Deus. Há teorias substitucionárias vicárias, mas não penais. Algumas teorias enfatizam que Jesus morreu pelos pecadores para sua regeneração, como as teorias da influência moral e governamental. (pt)
name	"governmental" (en) "ransom.Christ victor" (en)
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