nomism

English

Etymology

From Ancient Greek νόμος (nómos, “law”) + -ism.

Noun

nomism (uncountable)

(theology) The following of religious laws or commandments as the chief aspect of religiousness.

Derived terms

antinomism

Related terms

antinomian
anti-nomian
anti-nomianism
antinomianism
anti-nomistic
antinomistic
antinomistical
anti-nomistical
anti-nomistically
antinomistically
nomistic
nomistical
nomistically
pro-nomian
pronomian
pronomianism
pro-nomianism

Translations

idea of the chief aspect of religiousness

Finnish: nomismi

German: Nomismus m, Bundesnomismus m (covenantal)

Anagrams

Momins, Nimmos, monism, omnism

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