Definition of Adoptionism in English:

Adoptionism

noun

Christian Theology historical

See Adoptionist
Example sentencesExamples
- This, the original form of Adoptionism, asserts a double sonship in Christ: one by generation and nature, and the other by adoption and grace.
- Revived by Peter Abelard in the twelfth century, Adoptionism was again condemned by Pope Alexander III in 1177.
- The historical record of Adoptionism in Spain is relatively short, lasting only a few decades and beginning in the 780's.
- It is doubtful that their Adoptionism was derived from the Bonosians, who were biblical unitarians.
- Early Christians rejected Adoptionism because it contradicts New Testament teaching; according to John 1: 1, Jesus was divine from ‘the beginning.’

Definition of Adoptionism in US English:

Adoptionism

noun-ˌnizəm

Christian Theology historical

See Adoptionist
Example sentencesExamples
- Revived by Peter Abelard in the twelfth century, Adoptionism was again condemned by Pope Alexander III in 1177.
- It is doubtful that their Adoptionism was derived from the Bonosians, who were biblical unitarians.
- The historical record of Adoptionism in Spain is relatively short, lasting only a few decades and beginning in the 780's.
- This, the original form of Adoptionism, asserts a double sonship in Christ: one by generation and nature, and the other by adoption and grace.
- Early Christians rejected Adoptionism because it contradicts New Testament teaching; according to John 1: 1, Jesus was divine from ‘the beginning.’

单词	Adoptionism
释义	Definition of Adoptionism in English: Adoptionism noun Christian Theology historical See Adoptionist Example sentencesExamples This, the original form of Adoptionism, asserts a double sonship in Christ: one by generation and nature, and the other by adoption and grace. Revived by Peter Abelard in the twelfth century, Adoptionism was again condemned by Pope Alexander III in 1177. The historical record of Adoptionism in Spain is relatively short, lasting only a few decades and beginning in the 780's. It is doubtful that their Adoptionism was derived from the Bonosians, who were biblical unitarians. Early Christians rejected Adoptionism because it contradicts New Testament teaching; according to John 1: 1, Jesus was divine from ‘the beginning.’ Definition of Adoptionism in US English: Adoptionism noun-ˌnizəm Christian Theology historical See Adoptionist Example sentencesExamples Revived by Peter Abelard in the twelfth century, Adoptionism was again condemned by Pope Alexander III in 1177. It is doubtful that their Adoptionism was derived from the Bonosians, who were biblical unitarians. The historical record of Adoptionism in Spain is relatively short, lasting only a few decades and beginning in the 780's. This, the original form of Adoptionism, asserts a double sonship in Christ: one by generation and nature, and the other by adoption and grace. Early Christians rejected Adoptionism because it contradicts New Testament teaching; according to John 1: 1, Jesus was divine from ‘the beginning.’
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