What is 'Glorification' in the Christian doctrine of salvation?
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Correct answer: The final stage of salvation, being made perfect in heaven
Glorification is the completion of salvation. It occurs at the resurrection or entrance into heaven, where the believer is finally removed from the presence of sin and given a glorified body.
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