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John 3:16 uses the phrase "eternal life" as the opposite of "perish" (which is sometimes translated as "be lost" or "destroyed", which are more suggestive of anxiety or addiction).
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An issue is whether this phrase is only about the future, or whether it refers immediately to the present also.  For example, does it merely mean "life forever," or does it also have value immediately for overcoming pain, [[anxiety]], or [[addiction]]?
 
An issue is whether this phrase is only about the future, or whether it refers immediately to the present also.  For example, does it merely mean "life forever," or does it also have value immediately for overcoming pain, [[anxiety]], or [[addiction]]?
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== John 3:16 ==
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John 3:16 uses the phrase "eternal life" as the opposite of "perish" (which is sometimes translated as "be lost" or "destroyed", which are more suggestive of [[anxiety]] or [[addiction]]).
 
== αἰώνιον ==
 
== αἰώνιον ==
  
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