soteriology

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For his soteriology is exactly the contrary of Matthew's and agrees instead with Mark's.

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  1. noun The theological doctrine of salvation as effected by Jesus.

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  • In short, there is unavoidable tension between Matthew, James, and presumably the "Hebraic" early Christians and the Pauline soteriology of salvation through faith. —  Tête-à-Tête-Tête
  • Proceeding in this way, the "Fatima-event" becomes for us and for all men a school of Marian soteriology, enriched by the abundance of theological and historical, ecclesiological and eschatological, ascetical-mystical and pastoral elements which it contains (28). —  Latest Articles
  • Lucia, demonstrates the Fatima-event as one of the richest and most interesting chapters in the Marian theology of history, or in Marian soteriology. —  Latest Articles
  • However, Christian soteriology asserts that Christ came to Earth as a human being, and was crucified to take the punishment for man's forgiveness, and if they do so, that they are allowed to go to heaven.. —  Citizendium, the Citizens' Compendium - Recent changes [en]
  • For his soteriology is exactly the contrary of Matthew's and agrees instead with Mark's. —  Richard Carrier Blogs
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  1. Greek sōtērion, deliverance (from sōtēr, savior, from saos, sōs, safe; see teuə- in Indo-European roots) + -logy.

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  1. from Greek σωτήρμς, saving (from σωτήρ, a deliverer, a preserver, from σώζειν, save), + -λογία, from λέγειν, speak: see -ology.
 

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