Anselmian
- adjective
- /ˌæn.səlˈmiː.ən/
- Formal
- Many philosophers have debated the validity of the Anselmian argument for the existence of God.
Examples
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The Anselmian approach to theology emphasizes faith seeking understanding.
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Her research focused on Anselmian concepts in medieval Christian thought.
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The Anselmian approach to theology emphasizes reason and faith working together.
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Many scholars appreciate Anselmian arguments for the existence of God.
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The Anselmian approach to theology emphasizes reason and faith working together.
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Many philosophers have debated the validity of the Anselmian argument for the existence of God.
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Her research focused on Anselmian concepts in medieval Christian thought.
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Etymology
Anselmian comes from the name Anselm, a medieval monk and thinker, and the ending -ian means 'related to' or 'belonging to'. So Anselmian describes ideas, theology, or arguments that are 'related to' Anselm's way of thinking.