antinomian
antinomian
Definition
anti·no·mian (an′ti nō′mē ən, -tī-)
noun
Christian Theol. one who believes in the doctrine that, because of grace (), right conduct is unnecessary for salvation
adjective
of this doctrine
an′ti·no′·mi·an·ism′ noun
antinomian
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- become: Others become antinomian - that means they seem to forget God's law altogether.
Modifies a noun
- controversy: In general the various antinomian controversies in history have clarified the legitimate distinctions between law and gospel and between justification and sanctification.
- doctrine: He is not lending credence to any sort of antinomian doctrine.
- tendency: He also believes that NPP can help bring a corrective against antinomian tendencies.
- view: This outlook has appeared in various forms and has often been confused with relativism, especially the antinomian view.
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