antinomian /an-ti-nōˈmi-ən/

1. (a person) denying the obligatoriness of moral law
2. (a person) believing that Christians are emancipated by the gospel from the obligation to keep the moral law, faith alone being necessary

antinōˈmianism noun

antinomic /-nomˈik/ or antinomˈical adjective

Relating to, of the nature of, or involving, antinomy

• interdictions
• interdictive
• interdictor
• interdictors
• interdictory
• interdicts
• make a point of
• make a poor mouth
• make a reasonable fist of
• make a rod for one's own back
• make a shaft or a bolt of it
• make as if
• make a song about
• make a song and dance about
• make a spectacle of oneself
• make a splash
• make a spoon
• make a stand
• make as though
• make at
• make a thing of
• make a virtue of necessity
• make away
• make away with
• make a wry face