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But this new responsibility will breed all sorts of life-giving, salvific benefits in our lives.— Countercurrents.org
A particular role belongs to theologians, who have the delicate task of developing an inculturated theology, especially in the area of Christology, keeping in mind the salvific universality of Jesus Christ.— Spero News
Personally, I find nothing obscure, simplistic or lacking in 'the sap' of 'salvific quality' about the style or content of writers such as these.
He may protest the curse, but the Lord covenants with Cain His personal protection becoming His go'el (though separated from God remains under His salvific protection).— Biblical Recorder
And if this is the case, then how can God's patience toward "you" (in the context, the elect) be exemplified by simply stating some kind of universal salvific will?— Triablogue

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