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Patricia Buckingham
reviewed History of Medical Education and Institutions in the United States: From the First Settlemen... on September 19, 2019
History of Medical Education and Institutions in the United States
Clear and readable, if a little repetitive.
Argues that penal substitution is true in so far as it is a useful “story†for our times about what happened on the cross. In fact, all we can do is describe the cross with such stories because we will never truly understand the mystery of the cross.
Has such a narrow definition of PS that he separates it as one amongst many, then argues that it wasn’t really formulated till Calvin and has become less useful since 1800.
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