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  <abstract>The religious belief of partialism states that not everyone will achieve salvation in God's eyes. Because they subscribe to the notion of hell and eternal damnation, many Christian denominations can be said to hold to the doctrine of partialism. In this book, theologian John Claudius Pitrat contends that this belief system is actually a holdover from pagan times and does not reflect the true nature of Christianity.</abstract>
  <tableOfContents>Title; Contents; Preface; Chapter I -- True Spirit of Pagan Religions; Chapter II -- Pagan Origin of Mysteries; Chapter III -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of a Personal Devil; Chapter IV -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of Original Sin; Chapter V -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of Trinity; Chapter VI -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of the Supreme Divinity of Jesus Christ; Chapter VII -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of Endless Hell; Chapter VIII -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of a First Judgment; Chapter IX -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of the Resurrection of the Body.</tableOfContents>
  <tableOfContents>Chapter X -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of a General Judgment at the End of the WorldChapter XI -- Pagan Origin of the Doctrine of Vicarious Atonement; Conclusion of All the Chapters -- Therefore Partialist Doctrines Are of Pagan Origin; Valedictory.</tableOfContents>
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