Definition: Antinomian refers to a person who accepts Christian doctrine while rejecting all other belief systems, often in favor of Christianity. Definition: Antinomianism is a philosophical stance that rejects or opposes all religions except Christianity, affirming faith in one God and believing that everything in this universe is subject to the will of God rather than human reason alone. This belief system is sometimes associated with various denominations such as Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, and Protestantism, particularly among Christians who believe their beliefs are independent from other religions.

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Definition: In Greek mythology, Antiochus Epiphanes was a character who believed in God. He argued with the gods that they didn't exist, instead believing in a higher power. This belief led to the creation of a new cult called Antinomianism. In this context, 'antinomianism' means opposing or rejecting the existence of the god of the gods. It is associated with the belief in the existence of a higher deity, known as Antiochus Epiphanes.

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Definition: Antinomians deny the existence of a personal God. They believe in a literal, omniscient God who controls all events and determines everything. These beliefs are central to the Christian tradition and have been foundational in many religious movements throughout history.

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