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Christian Doctrines about Man, Sin and Salvation
[edit]Theology as described on Wikipedia
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- Man
- Christian anthropology
- Adam
- Nephesh
- Pre-existence
- Traducianism
- Creationism (soul)
- Monism
- Bipartite (theology)
- Tripartite (theology)
- Image of God
- Moral responsibility
- Free will in theology
- On the Bondage of the Will
- Sin
- Hamartiology
- Christian views of sin
- Fall of Man
- Original sin
- Ancestral sin
- Total depravity
- Incurvatus in se
- Actual sin
- Mortal sin
- Venial sin
- Eternal sin
- Vice
- Concupiscence
- Seven deadly sins
- Flesh (theology)
- Mea culpa
- Salvation
- Soteriology
- Christian soteriology
- Salvation
- Ordo salutis
- Grace
- Divine grace
- Actual grace
- Prevenient grace
- Irresistible grace
- Means of grace
- Destination
- Predestination
- Predestination (Calvinism)
- Pelagianism
- Semipelagianism
- Conditional election
- Unconditional election
- Corporate election
- Reprobation
- Lapsarianism
- Christian conditionalism
- Universal reconciliation
- Christian Universalism
- Atonement
- Sin-offering
- Yom Kippur
- Mercy seat
- Scapegoat
- Lamb of God
- Atonement
- Christus Victor
- Atonement (ransom view)
- Atonement (satisfaction view)
- Atonement (governmental view)
- Atonement (moral influence view)
- Substitutionary atonement
- Penal substitution
- Limited atonement
- Unlimited atonement
- Propitiation
- Sacerdotalism
- Disposition for Salvation
- Faith in Christianity
- Conversion to Christianity
- Repentance
- Repentance (theology)
- Worm theology
- Justification
- Righteousness
- Imputed righteousness
- Justification (theology)
- Synergism
- Monergism
- Joint Declaration on the Doctrine of Justification
- Becoming a Child of God
- Reconciliation (theology)
- Redemption (theology)
- Regeneration (theology)
- Adoption (theology)
- Divine filiation
- Union with Christ
- Free Grace and/or Good Works?
- Good works
- Free Grace theology
- Lordship salvation
- Maturing in Christ
- Imparted righteousness
- Christian perfection
- Holiness movement
- Theoria
- Theosis
- Mortification (theology)
- Assurance (theology)
- Perseverance of the saints
- Conditional preservation of the saints
- Sanctification
- Saint
- Absolution
- Eucharistic theologies contrasted
- Glorification (theology)
- Glorification
- The Role of Baptism
- Baptism
- Baptismal regeneration
- Presumptive regeneration
- Baptism of desire
- The Five Solas
- Five solas
- Sola gratia
- Sola fide
- Sola scriptura
- Solus Christus
- Soli Deo gloria
- Law and Gospel
- Law and Gospel
- Legalism (theology)
- Antinomianism
- Additional Protestant Doctrines and Concepts
- Arminianism
- Five articles of Remonstrance
- Amyraldism
- New Divinity
- Theology of the Cross
- Additional Roman Catholic Doctrines and Concepts
- Contrition
- Merit (Catholicism)
- Condign merit
- Treasure House of Merit
- Penance
- Indulgence
- Acts of Reparation to Jesus Christ
- Absolution of the dead
- Further Readings
- Forgiveness