The concept of Karma in Christianity
In Gnosticism, Karma is understood as the concept of action or fate that affects the cycle of existence. It emphasizes the relationship between free will and divine planning, suggesting that individual choices have consequences within a broader spiritual context. This interplay shows how personal actions can influence one's spiritual journey and aligns with the belief in a structured yet dynamic universe where fate and free will coexist.1
Synonyms: Fate, Destiny, Retribution, Consequence, Karma yoga, Moral law, Moral causation, Luck, Fortune
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Gnostic concept of 'Karma'
Significance in Gnosticism (Mystical or Esoteric Christianity):
From: Fragments of a Faith Forgotten
(1) The concept of action or fate influencing the cycle of existence, highlighting the interplay between free will and divine planning.[1]