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niˈhilianism Theol.
[f. L. nihil nothing + -ian + -ism.]
The doctrine that in the nature of Christ there was no human, but only a divine element. Cf. nihilism 4.
1895Gore Dissertations iii. iii. 279 What has been already described as nihilianism was the current mode of conceiving the Incarnation. 1896The Month Apr. 466 What Canon Gore means by Nihilianism is the false theory of the Monophysite heretics. |