The Death of Christ Was a Propitiatory Sacrifice and a Vicarious Atonement for the Sins of Mankind, Atheological Essay, penned by J.C. Cowley, presents a detailed examination of Christ's death within the framework of Christian theology. Published in 1877, this essay delves into the concepts of propitiation and vicarious atonement, exploring the theological implications of Christ's sacrifice for the sins of humanity.

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