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Post-Nicene · AD 400–500
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ESCHATOLOGY
c. AD 400
Jerome
The resurrection of the body means the same body that died will rise, not a different spiritual substitute
ESCHATOLOGY
c. AD 413
Augustine of Hippo
Augustine teaches that unbaptised infants cannot enter the kingdom but suffer the mildest condemnation
ESCHATOLOGY
c. AD 420
Augustine of Hippo
Some suffer temporary punishments after death before the final judgment
ESCHATOLOGY
c. AD 593
Gregory the Great
Gregory the Great teaches that the souls in purgatory are helped by the prayers and Masses offered for them
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