Usually means: Belief in law for salvation.
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▸ noun:  (theology) The following of religious laws or commandments as the chief aspect of religiousness.

Similar:
nomology, neologism, omnism, nomos, nomologist, theonomy, nomothetics, legalism, noematics, ontologism, more...

Opposite:
anomie, anarchy, lawlessness

Types:
legalism, antinomianism, hypernomism, antinomian, nomist, more...

Adjectives:
covenantal, traditional, convenantal, pharisaic, progressive, anti

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Similar:
nomology, neologism, omnism, nomos, nomologist, theonomy, nomothetics, legalism, noematics, ontologism, more...

Opposite:
anomie, anarchy, lawlessness

Types:
legalism, antinomianism, hypernomism, antinomian, nomist, more...

Adjectives:
covenantal, traditional, convenantal, pharisaic, progressive, anti



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