Antinomianism
//æntiˈnoʊmi.ənɪzəm//
Translations of "antinomianism" (10 languages)
| Language | Translation | Romanization | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aragonese | antinomismo(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Asturian | antinomismu(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Galician | antinomismo(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| German | Antinomismus(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Italian | antinomismo(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Polish | antynomizm(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Portuguese | antinomianismo(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant), antinomismo(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Romanian | antinomism(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Spanish | antinomianismo(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant), antinomismo(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — | |
| Swedish | antinomism(the belief or teaching that the spiritual law of faith renders any practical or moral law irrelevant) | — |
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