unconditional election

English

Noun

unconditional election (uncountable)

1. (theology) A Christian doctrine, one of the five points of Calvinism, stating that Jesus Christ's substitutionary atonement on the cross is extended to those predestined to become a believer, at God's discretion and without condition.

Translations

Calvinist doctrine

• Asturian: eleición incondicional f
• Bulgarian: безусловен избор m (bezusloven izbor)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 無條件的揀選／无条件的拣选 (wútiáojiàn de jiǎnxuǎn)

• Danish: ubetinget udvælgelse n
• Esperanto: senkondiĉa elekto sg
• Estonian: tingimusteta valik sg
• Finnish: ehdoton armonvalinta sg
• French: élection inconditionnelle f
• German: bedingungslose Erwählung f
• Icelandic: einhlít útvalning f
• Indonesian: pemilihan tanpa syarat
• Italian: elezione incondizionata f
• Korean: 무조건적 선택 (mujogeonjeok seontaek)
• Malay: pemilihan tanpa syarat
• Norwegian: ubetinget utvelgelse n
• Occitan: causida incondicionala f
• Portuguese: eleição incondicional f
• Scottish Gaelic: taghadh neo-chùmhnantach m
• Spanish: elección incondicional f
• Thai: การทรงเลือกโดยปราศจากเงื่อนไข
• Urdu: غیر مشروط برگزیدگی
• Vietnamese: tuyển chọn không điều kiện
• Welsh: etholedigaeth ddiamod f