antinomian

• Relatif à la croyance que les chrétiens sont libérés de la loi morale par la grâce divine ; plus largement, qui rejette les normes sociales ou juridiques établies.

Relating to the belief that Christians are freed from moral law by divine grace; more generally, describing someone who rejects established social or legal norms.

1. Relating to antinomianismC2formal

   Relating to or influenced by the belief that Christians are freed by grace from the obligation of observing the moral law.

   antinomien

   • The antinomian view rejects the necessity of moral law for salvation.
   • His antinomian beliefs were considered controversial by the church.
   • The antinomian movement emerged as a radical interpretation of Christian doctrine.

   Antonymesmoralistic

• Nom désignant une personne qui soutient que les chrétiens sont libérés par la grâce de l'obligation d'observer la loi morale, souvent utilisé dans un contexte religieux ou théologique.

A noun referring to a person who believes that Christians are freed by grace from the obligation of observing the moral law, often associated with religious or theological contexts.

1. Follower of antinomianismC2formal

   A person who believes that Christians are freed from the obligation of observing the moral law, based on the doctrine of grace.

   antinomien

   • The antinomian argued that faith alone was sufficient for salvation.
   • Historically, antinomians were often persecuted by religious authorities.
   • The preacher was accused of being an antinomian for rejecting traditional moral codes.