Origenist
- adjective
- /ˈɔrɪdʒənɪst/
- Jargon
- The council condemned several Origenist doctrines as heretical in the sixth century.
Examples
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The Origenist perspective on scripture emphasizes allegorical interpretation.
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Her research focuses on Origenist influences in early Christian philosophy.
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Some Origenist ideas were later rejected by mainstream church authorities.
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Is the Origenist view still relevant today?
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The council condemned several Origenist doctrines as heretical in the sixth century.
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Her research focuses on Origenist influences in early Christian philosophy.
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Some Origenist ideas were later rejected by mainstream church authorities.
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Etymology
Origenist as an adjective comes from the name of an early Christian teacher, Origen, and the ending -ist, which means 'relating to' or 'connected with', like in artist or scientist. So Origenist describes ideas or teachings that are about Origen and his views.