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• Some Christians agree ( see Annihilationism and Trinitarian Universalism ).
• He has written on, and advocates for, annihilationism.
• Annihilationism was apparently established in the sect by the middle of that decade.
• Christians who believe in universal reconciliation have also criticized annihilationism using Biblical references.
• The theological term for this teaching is Annihilationism.
• Buddha criticized the materialistic annihilationism view that denied rebirth and karma, states Damien Keown.
• He was introduced to annihilationism when in 1837 he read a pamphlet by Henry Grew.
• Several evangelical reactions to annihilationism were published.
• An alternative to universal reconciliation is the doctrine of annihilationism, often in combination with Christian conditionalism.
• Contrarily, the denominations of Methodism which arose through his influence typically do not agree with annihilationism.
• Pentecostal healing evangelist William Branham promoted annihilationism in the last few years before his death in 1965.
• Among the findings of the report were restatements of Reformation teachings such as a judgment day and annihilationism.
• Those who oppose annihilationism generally refer to the New Testament, especially the story of Rich man and Lazarus.
• Additionally, at least one of John Wesley's recorded sermons are often reluctantly understood as implying annihilationism.
• By this definition, annihilationism is a form of punishment in which deprivation of existence occurs, and the punishment is eternal.
• This belief is traditionally accompanied by the belief that the unrighteous soul will cease to exist instead of suffering eternally ( annihilationism ).
• Anatta does not mean there is no afterlife, no rebirth or no fruition of karma, and Buddhism contrasts itself from annihilationism schools.
• Putting these two citations together in a literal sense would seem to suggest annihilationism, which, however, is contrary to Catholic teaching.
• Proponents of annihilationism agree that the Bible teaches that the wicked are punished eternally, but do not believe that the wicked endure eternal punishment.
• In " The Road to Hell ", Pawson is critical of Annihilationism, the teaching that the punishment of hell is not eternal.