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Salvation (from Latin: salvatio, from salva, 'safe, saved') is the
state of
being saved or
protected from harm or a dire situation. In
religion and theology...
- speech, Self. Tīrtha-yatra is,
states Knut A. Jacobsen,
anything that has a
salvific value to a Hindu, and
includes pilgrimage sites such as
mountains or forests...
- 17
March 2016 AAS82 (1990) pp. 1033–1063
Thomas Kuzhinapurath,
Salvific Law:
Salvific Character of CCEO, An
Historical Overview,
Malankara Seminary Publications...
- an
entire apostolic letter on the
topic of suffering,
specifically the
salvific meaning of suffering:
Salvifici doloris. It is
considered a
major contribution...
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Salus Populi Romani (English:
Salvific Health of the
Roman Peoples) is a
Roman Catholic title ****ociated with the
venerated image of the
Blessed Virgin...
- Pope Benedict XVI (Latin:
Benedictus XVI; Italian:
Benedetto XVI; German:
Benedikt XVI; born
Joseph Alois Ratzinger, German: [ˈjoːzɛf ˈʔaːlɔɪ̯s ˈʁat͡sɪŋɐ];...
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names Jesus and
Emmanuel that
refer to
Jesus in the New
Testament have
salvific attributes.
After the
crucifixion of
Jesus the
early Church did not simply...
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sanctification and
truth that are
present in them. "Declaration on the
Unicity and
Salvific Universality of
Jesus Christ and the
Church Dominus Iesus § 17". Vatican...
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knowledge of God that the
member of the New
Covenant has is
primarily salvific knowledge; and
those that
believe that the New
Covenant has not yet substantially...
- Mani, the
founder of Manichaeism, and Seth,
third son of Adam and Eve, as
salvific figures.
Three periods can be
discerned in the
development of Gnosticism:...
