annihilationism
annihilationism — 名詞
1. the view in Christian theology that people who are not saved will be completely
毀滅論
惡人死後靈魂消滅而非常受苦的教義
the view in Christian theology that people who are not saved will be completely destroyed after death instead of suffering forever.
Rafael wrote a research paper comparing annihilationism with the idea of eternal suffering.
Rafael 寫了一篇研究論文，比較毀滅論與永恆受苦的觀點。
compare a doctrine with its opposite view
The theology professor explained that annihilationism is not the same as universalism.
那位神學教授解釋說，毀滅論與普救論並不相同。
Meera found that early Christian writers sometimes described annihilationism as a minority view.
Meera 發現早期基督教作家有時將毀滅論描述為少數觀點。
historical context of the doctrine
The church council discussed whether a member could hold annihilationism and remain in good standing.
教會理事會討論了一名會友能否既持守毀滅論又保持會籍資格。
In theology class, Ilan argued that annihilationism means the wicked cease to exist rather than suffer eternally.
Ilan 在神學課上主張，毀滅論意指惡人將歸於無有，而非永受苦楚。
defines the doctrine as ceasing to exist, contrasted with eternal suffering
- hold annihilationism
- defend annihilationism
- reject annihilationism
- teach annihilationism
- annihilationism holds that
- annihilationism is compatible with
- conditional immortality
very close in meaning; some theologians treat them as the same view
- destructionism
older and less common term for the same doctrine
- eternal conscious torment
the opposite view that the wicked suffer forever rather than ceasing to exist
用法筆記
This term appears almost exclusively in theological or academic writing about the afterlife. It is often contrasted with 'eternal conscious torment' and should not be confused with 'universalism' (the belief that everyone will eventually be saved).
常見錯誤
同根字
- annihilate動詞C1
- annihilation名詞C1