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The '''Four Last Things''' in [[Roman Catholicism]] are death, judgment, [[Heaven]] and [[Hell]].  This denies there is a reincarnation, as believed in [[Hinduism]].  Rather, in [[Christianity]] everyone is judged immediately after death.
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The '''Four Last Things''' in [[Roman Catholicism]] are [[death]], [[Last Judgment|judgment]], [[Heaven]] and [[Hell]].  This denies there is a [[reincarnation]], or continuing cycle of births and rebirths, as believed in [[Hinduism]].  Rather, in [[Christianity]] first comes death, and then the judgment.
    
The [[Latin]] term for this is ''novissima'', meaning "the newest things."
 
The [[Latin]] term for this is ''novissima'', meaning "the newest things."
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