| 释义 |
gymnoˈbiblism rare.
[f. Gr. γυµνό-ς naked + Bible + -ism.]
The opinion that the bare text of the Bible, ‘without note or comment’, may be safely put before the unlearned as a sufficient guide to religious truth. So gymnoˈbiblical a., pertaining to, or holding, this opinion; gymnoˈbiblist, a believer in ‘gymnobiblism’.
1826Bp. Jebb in C. Forster Corr. (1834) II. 539 As to distributing the Bible, gymno-biblism is less in fashion than it was. 1834C. Forster Life Bp. Jebb ii. (1836) 88 Assailed..on the one hand, by the gymnobiblical protestant, and, on the other hand, by the priest-governed Romanist. 1844W. H. Mill Serm. Tempt. Christ Notes 155 Those whom the late Bishop Jebb and Mr. Knox term Gymnobiblists. |