Conditionalism

Conditionalism is the belief that eternal life is granted conditionally, based on an individual's faith and obedience. In this view, salvation is not a guarantee for everyone; instead, it depends on meeting certain conditions, such as accepting a faith or adhering to moral standards. Consequently, those who reject these conditions may face negative outcomes, rather than eternal suffering. This perspective contrasts with traditional views of salvation and eternal punishment, focusing instead on the importance of personal choices and their implications for one's ultimate fate.