Salvation

Remember Langston Hughes' s salvation. Our story is similar to many other stories, but there are scenes, main characters, attractive introductions. Like many other stories, it draws attention of the reader with some ambiguity, so those who are reading the story want to continue their work. This type of reading shows different cultures from the first person's perspective, as well as many other things depicting real life situations. In the story, hero Langston is a boy who seems to be experiencing ordinary religious ceremonies usually given in society that seemingly different while young people reach a certain age.

Take the Judaism Christianity as an example. People's "redemption" is closely related to salvation of others. Although service, kindness, forgiveness, etc. are encouraged, after all, the ultimate purpose of religious believers in pursuing "redemption" is their own responsibility. They may have a lifelong enthusiasm to turn others into religion, but in the end, you follow the commandments, go to heaven, and win the game. In this case, religion is a single movement

Soteriorology is the field of redemption in the study of Christian theological systems. Soteriorology includes all the work of the Atonement of the Bible, including the redemption of God in the eternal past, the redemption in the history of humanity, and the completion of salvation in the eternal future. In personal salvation, the redemption includes a moment when a person is saved, a person who has learned to live in new nature obtained from salvation, and an eternal result saved before God in the afterlife I will.

Therefore, preserving history is the history of ransom, the history of events relating to human salvation, and the history of issues relating to the new heaven and the new earth. Even if he focuses on one of Abraham and his descendants, he will be promised that all the Earth's countries will be blessed among all his species and his seeds (Genesis 12: 3). Biblical Christianity is neither abstract nor eternal philosophy (including abstraction, of course). To at least to some extent, it is a description of what God did and the events and explanations that he brought to save the lost. . (Even if "reimbursement" means something, "saved" means what was revealed in this history.) Therefore, there are four things: