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1. www.biblegateway.com › MortalMortal - Encyclopedia of The Bible - Bible Gateway

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   Mortal. MORTAL, the KJV renders the common Heb. term אֱנﯴשׁ, a loan word from Aram. as “mortal” only in Job 4:17. The RSV renders it in the same fashion; elsewhere, however, it is simply read “man.”.

2. tms.edu › wp-content › uploadsTHE SIN UNTO DEATH - The Master's Seminary

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   Mortal sins The Church of Rome has consistently maintained that the "sin unto death" is a grave, post-baptismal sin.8 This sin is commonly referred to as "mortal" sin, as compared with the less significant sin which is called "venial." Although the designations are not specifically named in Scripture, it is asserted that the distinction between ...

3. www.saet.ac.uk › Christianity › MortalityMortality - St Andrews Encyclopaedia of Theology

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   The article describes this pre-modern practical understanding of mortality, viewed as revelatory of God’s nature, as well as the transformation of this perspective brought by scientific, medical, and political changes in modernity.

4. theologicalstudies.org.uk › pdf › life-after-deathThe New Testament View of Life After Death

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   While the Bible is not lacking in guidance on these matters, it has much more to say about man’s life after death than about his life before birth, about eschatology than about anthropology. Before we deal with man’s state immediately after death (the ‘intermediate state’) and his state

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5. www.studylight.org › isb › mMortal; Mortality - International Standard Bible Encyclopedia

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   International Standard Bible Encyclopedia. môr´tal , mor - tal´i - ti ( θνητός , thnētós , τὸ θνητόν , to thnētón ): The meaning is "subject to death" ( Romans 6:12; Romans 8:11; 1 Corinthians 15:53-54; in 2 Corinthians 5:4 the Revised Version (British and American) has "what is mortal").

6. rsc.byu.edu › The_Premortal_Godhood_of_ChristTHE PREMORTAL GODHOOD OF CHRIST: A RESTORATION PERSPECTIVE

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   THE PREMORTAL GODHOOD OF CHRIST: A RESTORATION PERSPECTIVE. Andrew C. Skinner. -Latter-day Saints declare that all human beings are literally children of God our Heavenly Father, born as spirit sons and daughters of Elohim, the Supreme Being of eternity.

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   Is the Christian life based on death?

   • The fullness of the Christian life is thus ethically and devotionally founded on mortality. Given the general belief in God’s creative action continuing to take place after a creature’s death, this ethical and devotional life is also linked to a wider sense of existence that somehow is divinely established after biological death.

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   What are contemporary Christian views of mortality?

   • Contemporary Christian views of mortality, in the midst of these developments, come in at least three forms: In general, Catholic theology has been more committed to the intellectual investigation of the traditional categories related to mortality.

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   Is mortal life a prelude to a better life?

   • Already by the third century, then, there is the primary established Christian tradition that, while a universal aspect of human existence, mortal life is essentially a determinative prelude to something better that leaves mortality behind (Cyprian 1883: 469–475).

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   Who wrote the death of monads?

   • ‘The "Death" of Monads: G. W. Leibniz on Death and Anti-Death’, in Death and Anti Death: Four Decades After Michael Polanyi, Three Centuries After G. W. Leibniz. Volume 14. Edited by Charles Tandy. Ann Arbor, IL: RIA University Press, 243–266. Rubin, Miri. 2009. Medieval Christianity in Practice. Princeton: Princeton University Press.

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   Is mortality a human reality?

   • As an essential aspect of life, mortality is not just a human reality, but one shared with other living beings, and contrasted with the ‘inert’ passivity of matter.

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   Is death a kind of life?

   • As understood here, ‘mortality’ engages the quality or set of qualities that inform our existence: and ‘existence’ presumes ‘life’. Mortality, then, is essentially a kind of life, not a kind of death (except insofar as death presumes life also).

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8. www.academia.edu › 38616076 › Original_Mortality_AA Fresh Look at Sin and Death in the Bible - Academia.edu

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   This essay will sketch the four-phased " career " of the Logos who took on human flesh: Phase One—immortal pre-existence as a person of the Triune Godhead; Phase Two—mortal existence as the God-man Jesus of Nazareth; Phase Three—resurrection immortality of Jesus Christ; and Phase Four—exalted God-man ascended to the right hand of the ...