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Christian conditionalism

In Christian theology, conditionalism or conditional immortality is the belief that the human soul is not naturally immortal and that immortality (“eternal life”) is a gift given to Christians by God through faith in Jesus Christ. This concept is related to soul sleep. This viewpoint stands in contrast to the more popular concept of the "natural…

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Christian conditionalism

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early Unitariansinstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
the churches of the English Dissenting Academiesinstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
then Seventh-day Adventistsinstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
Christadelphiansinstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
the Bible Studentsinstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
Jehovah's Witnesses.Moralist writersinstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
such as Thomas Hobbes in Leviathaninstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
have often argued that the doctrine of naturalinstance ofbut it was only adopted as a formal teaching tenet by denominations0.80text
Christian conditionalismrelated to External linksConditionalimmortality0.60section
Christian conditionalismrelated to External linksIntroductory0.60section
Christian conditionalismrelated to External linksConditionalism0.60section
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