Definition of Patripassian in English:

Patripassian

noun ˌpatrɪˈpasɪən

historical

A person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross with or in the person of the Son; especially a member of any of various heretical sects in the early Church who held this belief.

adjective ˌpatrɪˈpasɪən

historical

Of, relating to, or involving the Patripassians or Patripassianism.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Bristow (1538–1581), Roman Catholic priest. From post-classical Latin patripassianus person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross (3rd cent.), of or relating to this belief from classical Latin patri- + pass-, past participial stem of patī to suffer + -iānus.

Definition of Patripassian in US English:

Patripassian

nounˌpatrɪˈpasɪən

historical

A person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross with or in the person of the Son; especially a member of any of various heretical sects in the early Church who held this belief.

adjectiveˌpatrɪˈpasɪən

historical

Of, relating to, or involving the Patripassians or Patripassianism.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Bristow (1538–1581), Roman Catholic priest. From post-classical Latin patripassianus person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross (3rd cent.), of or relating to this belief from classical Latin patri- + pass-, past participial stem of patī to suffer + -iānus.

单词	Patripassian
释义	Definition of Patripassian in English: Patripassian noun ˌpatrɪˈpasɪən historical A person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross with or in the person of the Son; especially a member of any of various heretical sects in the early Church who held this belief. adjective ˌpatrɪˈpasɪən historical Of, relating to, or involving the Patripassians or Patripassianism. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Bristow (1538–1581), Roman Catholic priest. From post-classical Latin patripassianus person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross (3rd cent.), of or relating to this belief from classical Latin patri- + pass-, past participial stem of patī to suffer + -iānus. Definition of Patripassian in US English: Patripassian nounˌpatrɪˈpasɪən historical A person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross with or in the person of the Son; especially a member of any of various heretical sects in the early Church who held this belief. adjectiveˌpatrɪˈpasɪən historical Of, relating to, or involving the Patripassians or Patripassianism. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Bristow (1538–1581), Roman Catholic priest. From post-classical Latin patripassianus person who believes that God the Father suffered on the Cross (3rd cent.), of or relating to this belief from classical Latin patri- + pass-, past participial stem of patī to suffer + -iānus.
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