1. opposing or rejecting moral law or established rules of conduct
Usage: theological; formal

1. a person who believes that moral law does not apply to Christians under the gospel of grace
Usage: theological; historical

Examples

• The antinomian sect rejected traditional moral constraints.
• His antinomian philosophy led him to dismiss ethical guidelines.
• The preacher was accused of promoting antinomian beliefs.
• Antinomian movements emerged during the Protestant Reformation.
• She criticized the antinomian tendency to ignore social responsibility.
• The antinomian argued that faith alone mattered, not good works.