used in Christianity as the second coming of Christ
Particular Judgement
judgement for each person at the point of death
parable
story to highlight a moral message
universalism
view that all people will be saved
unlimited election
the view that all people are called to salvation, but only a few will be saved
Original Sin
state of wrongdoing in which people are born with sin because of Adam and Eve
Limited Election
view that God chooses only a small number of people for heaven
Election (theological sense)
predestination, chosen by God for heaven or hell
Purgatory
place where people go, temporarily after death to be cleansed of sin before they're fit to live with God
Beatific vision
face-face encounter with God
Resurrection
living on after death in a glorified physical form in a new realm
Disembodied experience
existing without a physical body
General Judgement
God’s judgement at the end of time
Gehenna (Hades)
referred to by Jesus as a place of fire sinners are sent to
New Earth
view of heaven that at the end of time God will restore the earth to its pre-fall state where the resurrected bodies of the righteous will live forever
Sheol (Hades)
afterlife that the Jews believe in where the souls of all people go after death of the body. The Greek word for Sheol is Hades