predestinarian Definition
pre·des·ti·nar·ian (prē des′tə ner′ē ən)
noun
a person who believes in predestination
predestinarian Related Forms
pre·des′·ti·nar′i·an·ism′ noun
predestinarian Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- controversy: Wright comments that he first approached Romans 9-11 to address predestinarian controversies, but was soon persuaded that Paulâs concern lay elsewhere.
- theology: This was most clearly exemplified in the worst examples of predestinarian theology.
- doctrine: Freewill or Predestination Series: Royal Historical Society Studies in History A study of reaction to predestinarian doctrine of continental reformers.
Browse dictionary entries near predestinarian
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