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How Can the Sinner Love God's Law?: Universal Atonement, Sin and the Natural Law Explained

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by Joseph Huntington, Byron Perrine

Author
Joseph Huntington
Book Format
Paperback
Publisher
Independently Published
Published
December 2019

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This book explores the relationship between God's natural law, the creation, judgement and atonement from the perspective of Christian theology and the Bible. The book provides fresh understanding and straight-forward answers to frequently asked questions that challenge the Christian faith; for example, how the sinner can love God's law, and how one can believe in a God who allows so much evil to exist in our world. The answers provided are neither complex nor difficult to understand yet provide profound insight into the loving character of God, the nature of God's law, the nature of sin, and the liberating answer to the law's condemnation of sin. This book also challenges the reader to understand why it is that no person can earn salvation through good works, and that salvation is freely offered to all persons. There is no distinction based the degree of ones sinfulness, all may come to the Lord for salvation. No one is excluded. Without this book, some of the most important insights into understanding Christianity might otherwise remain quite unknown to the reader.