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Hardback / 380 pages

A major study of the cross in Christian theology, life and mission, this book enters into a dialogue with Scripture, tradition and the world today. Beginning with the centrality of the cross, Stott goes on to examine the apparent and underlying reasons for Christ's death. He then defends the substitutionary view of the atonement and explores the achievement of Christ on the cross. Finally, he discusses the implications of the cross for Christian worship, self-understanding, life and hope.