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Since at least the 1800s, scholars have questioned the use of "eternal" to translate αἰώνιος in the New Testament, and at least one expert says that its proper translation should relate to God.
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When used in the [[Gospel of John]], however, αἰώνιος seems to have a more immediate meaning. A translation as "[[infinite]] life," here and now, may be more accurate than translating it as "eternal life" about the distant future.
 
When used in the [[Gospel of John]], however, αἰώνιος seems to have a more immediate meaning. A translation as "[[infinite]] life," here and now, may be more accurate than translating it as "eternal life" about the distant future.
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Since at least the 1800s, scholars have questioned the use of "eternal" to translate αἰώνιος in the [[New Testament]], and at least one expert says that its proper translation should relate to [[God]].<ref>https://www.jstor.org/stable/23948224</ref>
 
== Reddit analysis ==
 
== Reddit analysis ==
 
In an interesting analysis on Reddit, apparently from [[Aristotle]]:
 
In an interesting analysis on Reddit, apparently from [[Aristotle]]:
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