چکیده:
The notion of "saviorism" and "belief in a universal savior" is prevalent among peoples and nations with different religions and cultures. The vision that religions offer about salvation in the end times will play an important role in the appearance of the status of religions and the acceptance of that religion by the people. Non-Abrahamic religions, like the Abrahamic religions, have the prospect of salvation in the end times. What is considered as an issue in this study is "understanding and explaining the perspective of apocalyptic saviorism in non-Abrahamic religions." Therefore, this descriptive-analytical study aims to explain the perspective of the dimensions of salvation in the saviorism approach, seeks to explain the characteristics of the savior and the signs of its appearance and the cycle of salvation in non-Abrahamic religions. According to studies, the vision of a savior in non-Abrahamic religions has unique characteristics that each religion has signs at three levels of before, during and after the advent. In the cycle of appearance, each of the religions has different and distinct approaches that can be designed and studied in the form of two approaches: "linear" and "cyclical".
خلاصه ماشینی:
A Futurist Approach to the Vision of Salvation in Non-Abrahamic Religions Reza Abravesh 1 Seyyed Mohammad Mobini-Pour 2 Fatemeh Honarvaran 3 Abstract The concept of "saviorism" and "belief in a universal savior" is present among various ethnic groups and nations, with different rituals and cultures.
" Therefore, using a descriptive-analytical method and with the aim of explaining the vision of the dimensions of salvation in the saviorism approach, this research seeks to explain the characteristics of the savior, the signs of their appearance, and the cycle of salvation in non-Abrahamic religions.
Savior, vision of salvation, non-Abrahamic religions, cycle of salvation Assistant Professor of the Department of Cultural Management at the University of Islamic Teachings (Corresponding Author) Abravesh@maaref.
The intended meaning of the vision of salvation in this research is a schema 1 of the future appearance of the savior; such that it maps out the coordinates of liberation from impurities, oppression, and violence in the end times.
In Zoroastrian thought, the movement of the universe is linear and, like Abrahamic religions, they consider the world to have a beginning and an end; with the difference that over several millennia, the saviors of this religion appear, and in the last millennium, the main savior, namely Saoshyant, will appear.
Based on the investigations conducted in this research, the salvation perspective in non-Abrahamic religions consists of three dimensions: "characteristics of the savior," "the cycle of salvation," and "signs of the savior's appearance.
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