Salvation

Salvation

Salvation has been regarded and protected from all the harms and is delivered from some extremely serious conditions and situations. According to several religions the process of salvation has been considered as a process that would help in saving the soul of an individual from sins and the consequences that could be faced after committing those sins. Salvation has been considered as an important aspect or function under an academic study known as Soteriology. It differentiates the notion of common women and men from in wide range of cultural rituals and traditions (WANG & LI, 2009).

According to several pious people and religious scholars the process of salvation is linked to the saving of one's soul from sins and from its deadly consequences. Salvation is also known as redemption or deliverance from the cruel sins and it's after effects. One can accepts salvation as either by grace or by free will of a deity. Several religions have emphasized on the importance of salvation. But still there is no authenticity found in its terminology as it is considered as the divine act that helps in saving an individual's life from the physical or biological death. Christianity, Islam and Judaism are some of the religions that believe in salvation (Kapitan, 2009). Salvation is considered as the process that could help in saving the soul of an individual from an unfortunate destiny. Salvation is an appearance of faith context especially known from Christianity and other salvation religions where it represents liberation from the loss that comes with sin , and the raising of the "book of life" and entry into Heaven, Paradise or otherwise similar place. Salvation in Christianity, according to the Bible, the salvation among man from sin and its consequences death and hell, and the acquisition of saved person the kingdom of heaven the connection with God. In Christianity, salvation is seen as a manifestation of God's love to the people. The story of salvation is linked to the fall of the first people, Adam and Eve explained in the initial chapters of Genesis.

God loves his creation but he has also given brain to his creation (Human) by which he or she would think for his or her betterment. God wants to forgive the sins of his creation, eternal life and salvation from the punishments of hell but only at the will of his creation. For this God sent His Son ...