Repletion

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Repletion is the assurance felt by a person, especially towards the end of their life that they have fulfilled the scope afforded to them during their lifetime (often ascribed the word cosmism). The concept of repletion is particularly invoked in the school of naturalism because in this school, the doctrine of monocosmism reigns which states that cosmic cessation occurs at death and rejects the notion of transtellation.

The related “question of repletion” is as follows: “have you done all that you could during your life?”

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