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Arminian

adjective

Of or relating to Arminianism.

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"Arminian" Quotes from Famous Books

... doctrines are defined in dogmatic language, and none of them are imposed as creeds. As long as a man holds true to the broad principles of the Christian faith, he may, whether he is a minister or a layman, think much as he pleases on many other vexed questions. He may be either a Calvinist or an Arminian, either a Higher Critic or a defender of plenary inspiration, and either High Church or Methodistic in his tastes. He may have his own theory of the Atonement, his own conception of the meaning of the Sacraments, his own views on Apostolical Succession, and his ...

— History of the Moravian Church • J. E. Hutton

... latter, influenced by the Great Awakening, revived the doctrines of original sin, regeneration, and justification by faith, but were careful to add to these Calvinistic dogmas admonitions to such practical Christianity as was taught by Arminian preachers. The Separatists feared lest the doctrine of works would cause men to stray too far from the doctrine of justification by faith alone, and they were often very intemperate in their denunciation of such "false teachers." It was ...

— The Development of Religious Liberty in Connecticut • M. Louise Greene, Ph. D.

Words linked to "Arminian" : disciple, Arminian Baptist, Arminian Church, adherent, Arminianism