neo-orthodox
- a variation of neoorthodox.
- a word derived from neo-orthodoxy.
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Though the term "neo-orthodox," applied to himself, makes him wince, Niebuhr matured in the climate of crisis.
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Sometimes called "a theologian's theologian," neo-orthodox, nonhumanist Earth has exerted great influence in both Europe and America; when he speaks, churchmen listen.
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In the 19305 he went through a strong neo-orthodox phase: "I took to neo-orthodoxy the way Methodists take to organization."
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It was a full-dress religious crisis lasting several months, and Updike says now that he got through it only by clinging to the stern, neo-orthodox theology of Switzerland's Karl Earth.
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The neo-orthodox theologian Karl Barth championed Joseph's role of taking care of Jesus.
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