augustinianism
51Augustine of Hippo, St. — (354 430) The greatest of the Latin church fathers. Augustine s influence extended from late antiquity into the early Middle Ages and beyond. His voluminous writings, of more than 5 million words, shaped much of the intellectual culture of… …
52Августинизм — ♦ (ENG Augustinianism) взгляды, основанные на учении Августина (354 430) о грехе, спасении, предопределении, человеческой свободе, божественной милости и церкви. В них отдается приоритет воле и любви над интеллектом и знанием. Подчеркиваются… …
53Полуавгустинианство — ♦ (ENG Semi Augustinianism) термин, используемый в связи с Оранжским собором (529), на к ром были приняты воззрения Августина (354 430) на природу благодати в противовес пелагианству, но в то же время не были поддержаны августиновские взгляды …
54Augustinian — /ɔgəsˈtɪniən/ (say awguhs tineeuhn) adjective 1. relating to St Augustine, to his doctrines, or to any religious order following his rule. –noun 2. someone who adopts the views or doctrines of St Augustine. –Augustinianism, Augustinism… …
55Duns Scotus, John — (c. 1266 1308) A Scottish born Franciscan scholastic philosopher and theologian, Duns Scotus died before he could produce a Summa Theologiae or even revise his existing works, such as his commentaries on Peter Lombard s Sentences. He is known… …
56grace — God s grace is his undeserved favour. Christian philosophers disagree about whether in order to be perfectly good God must dispense his grace equally to all. The Calvinist/Augustinian tradition claims that God does not give all his grace… …
57Augustinian — [ô΄gəs tin′ē ən] adj. 1. of Saint Augustine of Hippo or his doctrines 2. designating or of any of several orders named for him n. 1. a follower of Saint Augustine of Hippo 2. a member of an Augustinian religious order Augustinianism n.… …
58augustinism — noun see augustinianism …
