What is salvific?

Salvific refers to something that has the power to save or bring about salvation. In religious contexts, salvific refers to the belief that some actions, practices, or teachings can lead to eternal salvation and redemption. For example, in Christianity, Jesus Christ is often regarded as the salvific figure who can save people from sin and grant them eternal life in heaven. Similarly, in Hinduism, following the path of dharma (righteousness) and performing good deeds can lead to salvation or moksha. The term salvific is often used in theological discussions or religious discourse to refer to the divine power of salvation or the ultimate goal of spiritual practice.