What is the theological significance of Jesus’ crucifixion and resurrection in terms of atonement for sin, and why did Jesus have to die for humanity’s sins?

>>24530533 (OP)
: Developed by Anselm of Canterbury, this theory posits that human sin has dishonored God, creating a debt that must be satisfied. Since humanity is incapable of offering a satisfaction worthy of an infinite God, God himself, in the person of Jesus Christ, becomes human to pay this debt

>>24530533 (OP)
Is there a reason you can't ask your priest?

>>24530537
My priest mentioned that /lit/ might have a good answer to that question

>>24530533 (OP)
quoting a post i made previously >>24517174

Christ "dying for your sins" is extremely symbolic and is a fulfillment of centralized temple worship that represents the new covenant superseding the old (John 2:19)
For a sin offering a common man was supposed to bring a "lamb without blemish" (Leviticus 4:32) to the temple, which is exactly what Christ was (John 1:29, 2 Corinthians 5:21)
By choosing to sacrifice himself, he acts as the sin offering for all of mankind, saving them forever (Hebrews 10:1-14).

Also read Isaiah 53 which covers most of this

>>24530533 (OP)
Eggs represent hell and backrooms

>>24530533 (OP)
He was trying to T pose hard enough to glitch in to the backrooms and defeat the Satan there.

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>>24530533 (OP)
What is the theological significance of posting AI generated slop every single fucking day for months of your life?

>>24530669
To find out what happens.

>>24530669
Masons paid me so much for dis