theologoumenonn.
/θiːələʊˈɡaʊmɪnən//θiːələʊˈɡuːmɪnən/ A theological statement or utterance on theology: distinguished from an inspired doctrine or revelation.
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1891 Brit. Weekly 29 Oct. 1 What gives this dubious theologoumenon its importance in Dr. Dale's system is the connection into which he brings it with the doctrine of propitiation.
1895 J. Denney Stud. Theol. (ed. 3) iii. 52 His utterances on this point may be disregarded as private theologoumena.
1906 D. W. Forrest Authority of Christ vi. ix. 330 It can only rank as a theologoumenon of Peter.
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