Definition: Anathematism refers to a type of philosophical or religious perspective that holds that the essence, reality, or purpose of creation in the universe are inherently evil and must be overcome by human redemption and righteousness. It suggests that our fallen state and inability to fully comprehend God's good works is the source of all suffering, while God's goodness and love are central in salvation. This belief is often found in religious texts like the Bible, where it is seen as a critique against sin and a call to repentance or faith in God.
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