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Zwinglianism - translation to russian
Zwinglian
THEOLOGICAL VIEW THAT CONSIDERED SCRIPTURE A HIGHER AUTHORITY THEN THE CHURCH FATHERS
Theology of Zwingli; Zwinglian; Zwingliism; Zwinglianism; Zwinglian theology; Zwinglians
['zwiŋ|gliən'tsviŋ{gliən}-]
прилагательное
религия
цвинглианский
существительное
['zwiŋ|gliən'tsviŋ{gliən}-]
религия
цвинглианец
последователь учения Цвингли
Zwinglianism
THEOLOGICAL VIEW THAT CONSIDERED SCRIPTURE A HIGHER AUTHORITY THEN THE CHURCH FATHERS
Theology of Zwingli; Zwinglian; Zwingliism; Zwinglianism; Zwinglian theology; Zwinglians
['zwiŋ|gliəniz(ə)m'tsviŋ{gliəniz(ə)m}-]
существительное
религия
цвинглианство
Definition
Zwinglian
·add. ·noun A follower of Zwingli.
II. Zwinglian ·add. ·adj Of or pertaining to Ulric Zwingli (1481-1531), the reformer of German Switzerland, who maintained that in the Lord's Supper the true body of Christ is present by the contemplation of faith but not in essence or reality, and that the sacrament is a memorial without mystical elements.
Examples of use of Zwinglianism
1. His recreations listed there are politicians, pizza and Zwinglianism.
2. But Zwinglianism – the following of the doctrines of the Swiss reformer Ulrich Zwingli (1484–1531)? Until I looked his details up in reference books, I had tended to think of Zwingli merely as the name that used to come last in biographical dictionaries, and of Zwinglianism as the kind of word one sometimes encountered in the alphabetical crosswords of Araucaria.
3. Perhaps some latter–day Zwinglian – or some student of Zwinglianism, like Father Seed – could explain on what grounds this direct and unambiguous biblical ordinance ought not to be dutifully honoured.
4. In listing Zwinglianism as one of his recreations, Father Seed presumably does not mean to imply any blanket subscription to Zwinglian views, some of which must in Catholic eyes amount, I imagine, to heresy, while others at very least must be classified as misguided: for instance, his teaching (which seems especially topical on the day before Good Friday) that music ought not to be used in worship.
