adjective
See fideism
‘Broadly speaking, there were three different fideistic ideas among orthodox theologians.’
- ‘Barr argues that scientific materialism is a kind of ‘mythology,’ which, as it is usually encountered, is ‘more fideistic than the faith of the ordinary religious believer.’’
- ‘The latter is mystical, fideistic, evangelical, and Roman, into pilgrimage, procession, chant, and punctilious (often Latin) liturgy.’
- ‘You may say both a Christian and Drake are being equally fideistic, cheerfully superstitious even, and you may be right.’
- ‘The book itself is less an argument then a fideistic confession of faith.’
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