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Particular judgment

Particular judgment, according to Christian eschatology, is the divine judgment that a departed (dead) person undergoes immediately after death, in contradistinction to the general judgment (or Last Judgment) of all people at the end of the world.

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related to Further reading · 37
Particular judgment → Alphonus, Catholic Encyclopedia, Challoner, Chapter XXIV, Charles, Christian, Day, Death, Haydock, In Herbermann, Instant, John Ambrose, Liguori, Lius, Lock-gray-alt-2, Lock-green, Lock-red-alt-2, Made, McHugh, Meditations On The Mysteries
related to Early Christian writings · 10
Particular judgment → After, Alexandria, Church Fathers, Clement, Exceptions, Irenaeus, Judgment Day, Justin, Orthodox, Some
related to Old Testament · 10
Particular judgment → Abraham, Beta Israel Ethiopian Jews, By, Christian, Jewish, Old Testament, Testament, The, The Testament, There
related to External links · 5
Particular judgment → Christ, Church, Die, Me When, What Happens
related to Medieval concepts · 5
Particular judgment → According, In, Summa Theologiae, The Venerable Bede, Thomas Aquinas

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Particular judgmentrelated to Early Christian writingsSome0.60section
Particular judgmentrelated to Early Christian writingsChurch Fathers0.60section
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Particular judgmentrelated to Early Christian writingsAlexandria0.60section
Particular judgmentrelated to Early Christian writingsJudgment Day0.60section
Particular judgmentrelated to Early Christian writingsExceptions0.60section
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Particular judgmentrelated to Early Christian writingsOrthodox0.60section
Particular judgmentrelated to External linksWhat Happens0.60section
Particular judgmentrelated to External linksMe When0.60section

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