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Oh, I see. It's not a form of moral anarchy at all. Here's the brief definition from Onelook.com:
"noun: the theological doctrine that by faith and God's grace a Christian is freed from all laws (including the moral standards of the culture)"
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very appropriate for our times, eh? ![](/board/images/icons/frown.gif)
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So true, et'. ![](/board/images/icons/mad.gif)
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I did feel ambitious and read the link, which was refreshingly brief and to-the-point, although antinomianism wasn't specifically mentioned there. Free will was examined briefly. Thanks for posting the link, wwh.
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an antinomy (as in the Kant link) is merely a contradiction between conclusions, or an intellectual paradox; the original sense was a contradiction in law, wherein lies the connection to antinomianism.
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Thanks, tsuwm. ![](/board/images/icons/smile.gif)
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Nom d'un pipe! I'm not the only one making typos today. Kant made me ill, but not with antimony.
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We all make typos, wwh! But thanks for this antinomianism and its cousins: antinomianistically antinomianistic antiantinomianmentarianism ![](/board/images/icons/tongue.gif)
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Dear WW: I'm sure you pride yourself on being anthophilous - a lover of flowers. which reminds me that "anthology" has a poetic background: anthology n., pl. 3gies 5Gr anthologia, a garland, collection of short poems < anthologos, gathering flowers < anthos (see ANTHO3) + legein, to gather (see LOGIC)6 a collection of poems, stories, songs, excerpts, etc., chosen by the compiler an[tho[log[i[cal 7an#0! l9j4i k!l8 adj.
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