Grace and Salvation

Grace

Grace noun - An act of kind assistance.

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Salvation and grace are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Salvation" instead a noun "Grace".

Salvation noun - The saving from danger or evil.

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Grace and salvation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Grace" instead a noun "Salvation".

Nearby Words: salvage, salvationist

divine	divine grace	divine salvation
black	black grace	black salvation
inner	inner grace	inner salvation
ultimate	ultimate grace	ultimate salvation
Other adjectives: new, sole, final, less.

Arminianism: A response to Calvinism developed by Jacobus Arminius, it holds that election to salvation is conditional and that God's grace can be resisted.

Source: Useful Notes / Christianity
Named After Somebody Famous: John Luther seems to have been named after Martin Luther, who similarly taught salvation through grace alone (now the common Protestant position).

Source: Film / Persecuted
He wants the petty, small, low-grade denial of Grace and Salvation - just enough to damn a man, but not enough to make him willful and defiant enough to repent.

Source: For The Evulz / Literature

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