satisfactionistn.
/ˌsatᵻsˈfakʃənɪst/, /ˌsatᵻsˈfakʃn̩ɪst/, U.S. /ˌsædəsˈfækʃənəst/ Theology. Now rare.
A person who believes in the doctrine that Christ suffered punishment as atonement or satisfaction for the sins of humankind. Cf. doctrine of satisfaction at satisfaction n. Phrases 1.
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society > faith > aspects of faith > spirituality > sin > atonement > doctrines of atonement > [noun] > adherent of
Stancarian1565
satisfactionist1668
atonementist1836
Stancarist1884
1668 W. Penn Sandy Found. Shaken 28 Some..of the same spirit with the Satisfactionists and Imputarians of our time.
1696 J. Edwards Socinianism Unmask'd 135 The same Gentleman derides the doctrine of Satisfaction, and scoffingly calls the Asserters of it Satisfactionists.
1811 J. Evans Sketch Denom. Christian World (ed. 12) 221 They are neither Trinitarians nor Satisfactionists.
1858 J. Martineau Stud. Christianity 145 Yet where is there any trace in it of the satisfactionist's redemption?
1905 C. M. Mead Irenic Theol. x. 342 The Satisfactionist alleges that this is done by the vicarious punishment of an innocent person.
1987 F. Leroy Forlines Randall House Bible Comm.: Romans 106/1 It is said by some on both the governmentalist and the satisfactionist sides that in justification, God declares us to be something we are not.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2019; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1668- for three lives
- for till
- for time
- for time being
- for to
- for to die for it
- for to show
- for true
- for two lives
- for two pins
- for twopence
- for use
- for vain
- for vainglory
- for value received
- for want of
- for want of a better name
- for want of prosecution
- for what
- for what etc care
- for what etc know
- for what i care
- for what i know
- for what it's worth
- for what you care