Definition of Antinomian
An`ti`no´mi`an
a.
1.
Of
or
pertaining
to
the
Antinomians
;
opposed
to
the
doctrine
that
the
moral
law
is
obligatory
.
n.
1.
(Eccl. Hist.)
One
who
maintains
that
,
under
the
gospel
dispensation
,
the
moral
law
is
of
no
use
or
obligation
,
but
that
faith
alone
is
necessary
to
salvation
.
The
sect
of
Antinomians
originated
with
John
Agricola
,
in
Germany
,
about
the
year
1535
.
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