Definition of Origenist in English:

Origenist

noun ˈɒrɪdʒənɪst

A person holding any of the doctrines and ideas attributed to the Alexandrian biblical scholar and theologian Origen (185–254), especially the belief that all moral beings, including the fallen angels, will ultimately be saved.

adjective ˈɒrɪdʒənɪst

Of or relating to Origen, his doctrines, or his followers.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From post-classical Latin Origenista, noun from Origen, the name of an Alexandrian biblical scholar (185–254) + -ista. Compare French origéniste, German Origenist, noun.

Definition of Origenist in US English:

Origenist

nounˈɒrɪdʒənɪst

A person holding any of the doctrines and ideas attributed to the Alexandrian biblical scholar and theologian Origen (185–254), especially the belief that all moral beings, including the fallen angels, will ultimately be saved.

adjectiveˈɒrɪdʒənɪst

Of or relating to Origen, his doctrines, or his followers.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From post-classical Latin Origenista, noun from Origen, the name of an Alexandrian biblical scholar (185–254) + -ista. Compare French origéniste, German Origenist, noun.

单词	Origenist
释义	Definition of Origenist in English: Origenist noun ˈɒrɪdʒənɪst A person holding any of the doctrines and ideas attributed to the Alexandrian biblical scholar and theologian Origen (185–254), especially the belief that all moral beings, including the fallen angels, will ultimately be saved. adjective ˈɒrɪdʒənɪst Of or relating to Origen, his doctrines, or his followers. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From post-classical Latin Origenista, noun from Origen, the name of an Alexandrian biblical scholar (185–254) + -ista. Compare French origéniste, German Origenist, noun. Definition of Origenist in US English: Origenist nounˈɒrɪdʒənɪst A person holding any of the doctrines and ideas attributed to the Alexandrian biblical scholar and theologian Origen (185–254), especially the belief that all moral beings, including the fallen angels, will ultimately be saved. adjectiveˈɒrɪdʒənɪst Of or relating to Origen, his doctrines, or his followers. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Wilfrid Holme (d. 1538), author. From post-classical Latin Origenista, noun from Origen, the name of an Alexandrian biblical scholar (185–254) + -ista. Compare French origéniste, German Origenist, noun.
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