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The 13 pages that link to Salvation in Christianity, each with the reason it gives.

• ChristologyNarrower topic: Christology explains why Jesus is understood as the agent and ground of salvation.

• Resurrection of JesusRelated: Many Christian traditions connect Jesus’s resurrection with victory over sin and death.

• Grace in ChristianityRelated: Grace is understood as the source of salvation, not a reward earned by human effort.

• Justification by faithNarrower topic: Justification by faith is one account of how salvation is received.

• Immaculate ConceptionNarrower topic: The doctrine explains Mary’s preservation as a work of Christ’s saving grace.

• PredestinationNarrower topic: Predestination concerns who receives salvation and how that outcome is established.

• TheosisNarrower topic: Theosis is one account of what salvation brings about in human life.

• The Pilgrim’s ProgressRelated: Salvation is the destination that gives Christian’s journey its spiritual meaning.

• Christian universalismNarrower topic: Universalism is one account of who finally receives salvation.

• Christian crossRelated: The cross signifies the salvation Christians associate with Jesus’s death.

• Hell in ChristianityRelated: Hell is often defined in contrast with the life and communion salvation promises.

• SciviasRelated: The work traces salvation from creation and the fall to redemption and the church.

• Sinner’s prayerNarrower topic: The prayer explicitly asks for the salvation it names.