Definition of Montanism in English:

Montanism

noun ˈmɒntənɪz(ə)mˈmän(t)əˌnizəm

The tenets of a heretical millenarian and ascetic Christian sect that set great store by prophecy, founded in Phrygia by the priest Montanus in the middle of the 2nd century.
Example sentencesExamples
- Against all this, Montanism called the Church to tighten the reigns and repent, for the kingdom of God was now finally at hand.
- The third chapter, ‘Apostolic Christianity,’ presents second-century controversies involving Gnosticism and Montanism as inter-Christian debates with mixed consequences for the orthodox victors.
- In spite of various synodal condemnations of Montanism in the third century, the sect itself did not finally die out until the fifth century.

Derivatives

Montanist

noun & adjective

The Montanists are remembered also by today's scholars for being one of the last holdouts on leadership roles for women and on charismatic gifts.
Example sentencesExamples
- They also confiscated remaining Montanist structures, including a monastery, giving them to the orthodox Christian community.
- Then came the Montanists - teaching the same doctrine of ongoing revelations - in the last part of the second century.
- At some time he joined the Montanists, disciples of a new era of the Spirit, from whom they claimed to be receiving immediate direction.
- The Montanists focused on ‘ecstatic utterances ‘and created ‘new scriptures ‘based on those utterances.’

Definition of Montanism in US English:

Montanism

nounˈmän(t)əˌnizəm

The tenets of a heretical millenarian and ascetic Christian sect that set great store by prophecy, founded in Phrygia by the priest Montanus in the middle of the 2nd century.
Example sentencesExamples
- In spite of various synodal condemnations of Montanism in the third century, the sect itself did not finally die out until the fifth century.
- Against all this, Montanism called the Church to tighten the reigns and repent, for the kingdom of God was now finally at hand.
- The third chapter, ‘Apostolic Christianity,’ presents second-century controversies involving Gnosticism and Montanism as inter-Christian debates with mixed consequences for the orthodox victors.

单词	Montanism
释义	Definition of Montanism in English: Montanism noun ˈmɒntənɪz(ə)mˈmän(t)əˌnizəm The tenets of a heretical millenarian and ascetic Christian sect that set great store by prophecy, founded in Phrygia by the priest Montanus in the middle of the 2nd century. Example sentencesExamples Against all this, Montanism called the Church to tighten the reigns and repent, for the kingdom of God was now finally at hand. The third chapter, ‘Apostolic Christianity,’ presents second-century controversies involving Gnosticism and Montanism as inter-Christian debates with mixed consequences for the orthodox victors. In spite of various synodal condemnations of Montanism in the third century, the sect itself did not finally die out until the fifth century. Derivatives Montanist noun & adjective The Montanists are remembered also by today's scholars for being one of the last holdouts on leadership roles for women and on charismatic gifts. Example sentencesExamples They also confiscated remaining Montanist structures, including a monastery, giving them to the orthodox Christian community. Then came the Montanists - teaching the same doctrine of ongoing revelations - in the last part of the second century. At some time he joined the Montanists, disciples of a new era of the Spirit, from whom they claimed to be receiving immediate direction. The Montanists focused on ‘ecstatic utterances ‘and created ‘new scriptures ‘based on those utterances.’ Definition of Montanism in US English: Montanism nounˈmän(t)əˌnizəm The tenets of a heretical millenarian and ascetic Christian sect that set great store by prophecy, founded in Phrygia by the priest Montanus in the middle of the 2nd century. Example sentencesExamples In spite of various synodal condemnations of Montanism in the third century, the sect itself did not finally die out until the fifth century. Against all this, Montanism called the Church to tighten the reigns and repent, for the kingdom of God was now finally at hand. The third chapter, ‘Apostolic Christianity,’ presents second-century controversies involving Gnosticism and Montanism as inter-Christian debates with mixed consequences for the orthodox victors.
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