noun
- the belief that Christians are freed from moral law by grace and faith
- opposition to or disregard of moral or legal constraints
Usage: theology; Christianity
Usage: formal
Examples
- The preacher was accused of promoting antinomianism in his sermons.
- Some early Christian sects embraced antinomianism as a core doctrine.
- The philosopher’s antinomianism led him to reject traditional ethical systems.
- Critics argued that his teachings bordered on dangerous antinomianism.
- The debate over antinomianism divided the religious community.
- Her antinomianism was evident in her complete disregard for social conventions.