Definition: The term "annihilationism" in Christianity refers to a view that humans are inherently evil or destructive, opposing the teachings of God's plan for humanity, known as the kingdom of God. This view has roots in Judaism, where the concept was rooted by Rabbinic tradition and Jewish thought. The term is often associated with a worldview where individuality and choice have no place within the divine order, emphasizing that God's plans are superior to human desires and actions.
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