Universalism, Conditionalism, and Traditionalism?

Is there a one word descriptor for the traditional view? I mean, we've got Universalism and Conditionalism, we now need an 'ism' for the traditional view. Some suggestions (not all serious) - the first is my favorite - it's both a positive representation of the doctrine, and specific enough to know what it is.

For instance, when we choose Conditionalism over Annihilationism, we are not just choosing a euphemism, or something that is easier to type . We choose a positive attribute to represent us - it's like being Pro Life instead of Anti-abortion, or Pro-choice instead of pro-abortion.

• Eternalism
• Tormentism
• Brimstoneism

I think that if some of our members have the academic clout to coin a word, we should. "Traditionalism" is way too ambiguous, and by itself, communicates nothing.

I think the principles that apply are:
- be as specific as possible without excluding views that would fall in the viewpoint
- emphasize the positive aspect of the doctrine, not the negative.

I thought about this at lunch, and considered "Unconditionalism" but this is still a bit of the negative side of the coin, or at least, stated as a negation of our position ('un')

So here's my current candidates:
- Immortalism
- Eternalism
- Unconditionalism

I think some of our PhD's should weigh in and take this exercise as a serious part of their next essay on Conditionalism.