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dynamistic

American  
[dahy-nuh-mist-ik] / ˌdaɪ nəˈmɪst ɪk /

adjective

  1. Philosophy. relating to, based on, or tending toward dynamism.

  2. relating to dynamics.

  3. an uncommon variant of dynamic.


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The doctrine of the absolute unity of God, alike in essence and personal subsistence, was held by the p. 194Monachians, who are divided respectively into Dynamistic and Modalistic. 

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The upshot is a strange vision of materialistic and dynamistic pantheism—a vision of humanity considered as a body and a soul in unceasing motion.

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By some the Dynamistic Monarchians have been called Adoptionists, because they generally taught that the man Jesus ultimately became the Son of God, not being such by nature but by “adoption.”

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Furthermore, to speak of them as Dynamistic Monarchians groups them with other Monarchians, which is desirable.

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The importance of Paul is that in his teaching is to be found an attempt to combine the Logos theology of Origen with Dynamistic Monarchianism, with results that appeared later in Arianism, on the one hand, and Nestorianism, it is thought, on the other.

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