Antinomianism

Submitted by awestrate on Fri, 08/07/2015 - 10:38am

Antinomianism is a complex theological term that can either be understood according to its etymology, "against the law," or it can be understood according to its historical context in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries. Once you move to the historical context it becomes a little more complex, but generally it's a disregard for the moral law of God in various forms.

The table of contents for "Antinomianism" from Place for Truth...

  1. "Interview" by Jonathan Master and Mark Jones
  2. "Antinomianism" by Mike Christ
  3. "A Better View of the Father" by Jeffrey Stivason
  4. "Rhetoric, Extremes, and Safety" by Cody Dolinsek
  5. "Antinomianism and its Perils" by Tim Bertolet
  6. "Antinomianism: Against Loving God" by Grant Van Leuven
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