martinism

/mɑrtɪnɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

a philosophical or theological system or idea based on the teachings of David Friedrich Strauss or the 2nd-century Christian theologian Justin Martyr

“The scholar’s research focused on the implications of martinism in modern theology.”

2. noun

a type of mysticism or spiritual movement emphasizing the importance of the soul and the role of the Holy Spirit

“She was drawn to the mystical aspects of martinism and its connection to her personal faith.”

Synonyms

  • mysticism
  • theosophy

Antonyms

  • atheism
  • secularism