Olatunji (@stochasticc)

Theo, the Trio

At the heart of Christian orthodoxy lies a concept that was thought to be explicitly mentioned only once in the entire scripture (Matthew 28:19). And the gospel, though called “simple” (2 Corinthians 11:3), rests upon this profound and seemingly inde...

Nov 3, 2025 · 26 min readtheologica.hashnode.dev

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

The fundamentals of Christianity center on salvation as the cornerstone of the faith. Every piece of knowledge gained after the moment of salvation is primarily meant to educate believers about that pivotal event. This education transforms how a pers...

Oct 24, 2025 · 9 min readtheologica.hashnode.dev

The Impossibility Paradox

If Jesus’s sacrifice was not for or to the Father, what then was the Father’s response to Jesus hanging on the tree? What was He doing? We’ve been taught that Jesus became an embodiment of evil, and we have also been told that God cannot behold iniqu...

1Mar 31, 2025 · 9 min readtheologica.hashnode.dev

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

The fundamentals of Christianity center on salvation as the cornerstone of the faith. Every piece of knowledge gained after the moment of salvation is primarily meant to educate believers about that pivotal event. This education transforms how a pers...

Mar 14, 2025 · 9 min readtheologica.hashnode.dev

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Theo, the Trio

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

The Impossibility Paradox

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

Olatunji

About

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Olatunji's blogs

Theo, the Trio

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

The Impossibility Paradox

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

Olatunji

About

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Olatunji's blogs

Theo, the Trio

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

The Impossibility Paradox

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

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Theo, the Trio

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?

The Impossibility Paradox

To whom was the sacrifice of Jesus offered?