Baianismn.
/ˈbeɪjənɪz(ə)m/ The heretical teaching of the Flemish theologian Michel de Bay (latinized as Baius), 1513–89, a forerunner of the Jansenists.
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1733 J. Gordon Mem. (title page) Wherein..the History of Baianism, Jansenism, and the Constitution Unigenitus, [is] impartially related.
1733 J. Gordon Mem. 33 The Bull..did not meet with the same Reception from the Secular Clergy, who for a considerable time openly oppos'd it, and who for that Reason were called Baianists.
1928 J. Brodrick Life & Wk. Cardinal Bellarmine I. iv. 74 Heresies allied to Baianism.
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ˈBaianist n. a supporter of this teaching, a follower of Bay. Also attributive or as adj.
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1936 N. J. Abercrombie Origins of Jansenism i. 90 Nothing more deplorable than the moral condition of fallen man, in the Baianist system, can be imagined.
1936 N. J. Abercrombie Origins of Jansenism i. 125 It may have been the influence of Jansson..that determined the young Jansen to enter the Baianist camp.
1936 N. J. Abercrombie Origins of Jansenism ii. 214 The Jansenist approach to the problems of grace was..familiar inasmuch as it was Baianist.
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