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This chapter explores how the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ make reconciliation possible. It surveys the diverse biblical motifs surrounding reconciliation/atonement, the variety of traditional “atonement theories” that flowed out of those motifs, and a way of coherently integrating a variety of atonement approaches.
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