Existential Soteriology
Existential Soteriology is a theological framework within existential theology that interprets salvation as an individual's authentic appropriation of meaning, freedom, and responsibility in the face of existential anxiety, thereby distinguishing it from soteriological models centered solely on metaphysical or juridical redemption.
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On the soteriological significance of emptiness
Mark Siderits · Contemporary Buddhism · 2003 · 31 citations
THE NARRATIVE STRUCTURE OF SOTERIOLOGY
Michael Root · Modern Theology · 1986 · 13 citations
PURGATORY AND THE DILEMMA OF SANCTIFICATION
Justin D. Barnard · Faith and Philosophy · 2007 · 12 citations · Full text
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Lutheran Theological Seminary at Philadelphia, United States
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