salvationthough
Salvationthough is a neologism used in religious studies and philosophy to describe a model of salvation arising from a synthesis of spiritual longing and nontraditional means, such as social action, personal development, and communal healing. It is not a canonical doctrine and is rarely found in doctrinal statements; rather, it appears in contemporary essays, theoretical discussions, and some speculative fiction as a way to explore plural paths to redemption.
The term signals a contrast with models that privilege a single channel—such as grace alone, ritual sacrifice,
Usage and reception: Because it is a coined term, salvationthough invites debate about boundaries between religion,
See also: salvation through works, liberation theology, process theology, secular humanism, pluralism, existentialism.