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Soˈcinianize, v.
[f. Socinian n. or a.]
1. intr. To adopt or express Socinian views.
1671Gumble Life Monck Pref. 7 He that doth not Socinianize in denying the Christian Religion.
2. trans. To imbue with Socinian doctrines; to make conformable to Socinianism.
1695Locke Vind. Reas. Christ 13 He would no doubt have found them all over Socinianized. a1704T. Brown Two Oxford Scholars Wks. 1730 I. 4 If I am ever so little..Socinianis'd. 1797Monthly Rev. XXIII. 560 Who are supposed to reject the Old and to socinianize the New Testament. 1842Blackw. Mag. LI. 166 This made the clandestine plan to Socinianize the church more easy.
Hence Soˈcinianized, Soˈcinianizing ppl. adjs.
1652Sparke Prim. Devot. (1663) 393 Socinianized grand⁓children of Arrius. 1655J. Owen Vind. Evang. Wks. 1853 XII. 194 The rest of the Socinianizing Arminians. 1793Monthly Rev. XII. 82 The Socinianizing divines, who are the majority. 1851W. H. Goold in J. Owen's Wks. II. 276 A confused mass of Socinianized Arminianism. |