Baianism
noun
Ba·ian·ism
ˈbā(y)əˌnizəm
variants or less commonly Bajanism
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ˈbājə-
plural -s
: the doctrine of Baius according to which divine grace is neither gratuitous nor truly necessary, human nature and actions are essentially evil through original sin, human will is not really free, and the sacraments have a highly limited purpose and efficacy
Word History
Etymology
French baïanisme, from Baius (Michel de Bay) †1589 Belgian theologian + French -isme -ism
First Known Use
1733, in the meaning defined above
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