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The '''Four Last Things''' in [[Christianity]] 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. | The '''Four Last Things''' in [[Christianity]] 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. | ||
| − | The [[Latin]] term for this is | + | The [[Latin]] term for this is ''novissima'', meaning "the newest things." |
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Revision as of 12:53, January 13, 2008
The Four Last Things in Christianity 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.
The Latin term for this is novissima, meaning "the newest things."