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The nature and significance of salvation and the role of Christ within salvation GapFill
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is the term used by Christians to discuss the idea that they have been saved by the life, death and
of Jesus. Christians believe that they have been saved from the consequences of their
, because Jesus took the punishment intended for them by
on the cross. They believe that this means they can live their lives without fear of
for their mistakes because they have been saved. Where sin had previously
them from God and condemned them to punishment for these actions, Jesus' death means that Christians are able to live in
with God having been
for their sins. This means that they are able to be with God when they die, and to live on in
. Therefore, the idea of
is central to the understanding of Christianity as a faith and to giving basis to understanding various celebrations, rituals and practices of the Christian faith.