Definition of infralapsarian in English:

infralapsarian

nounˌɪnfrəlapˈsɛːrɪənˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən

Theology

A Calvinist holding the view that God's election of only some to everlasting life was not originally part of the divine plan, but a consequence of the Fall of Man.
堕落后预定论者（加尔文主义者，认为上帝仅选择一些人永生，这并不是神的原意，而是人类堕落的结果）
Example sentencesExamples
- The infralapsarians, however, objected that this order made the fall a kind of upward step to the fulfilling of God's redemptive purposes.
- The Infralapsarians had the advantage of being able to use, or abuse, for the purpose of argument, the texts of Scripture and the Fathers which establish the dogma of original sin.

adjectiveˌɪnfrəlapˈsɛːrɪənˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən

Theology

Relating to the infralapsarians or their doctrine.
（与）堕落后预定论者（有关）的；（与）堕落后预定论（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- John Calvin's own position is often disputed, and subsequent Calvinism was frequently infralapsarian, although supralapsarianism has been revived recently.
- One of the leading motives in the supralapsarian scheme is to emphasize the idea of discrimination and to push this idea into the whole of Gods dealings with men.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from infra- 'below' + Latin lapsus 'fall' + -arian.

Definition of infralapsarian in US English:

infralapsarian

nounˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən

Theology

A Calvinist holding the view that God's election of only some to everlasting life was not originally part of the divine plan, but a consequence of the Fall of Man.
堕落后预定论者（加尔文主义者，认为上帝仅选择一些人永生，这并不是神的原意，而是人类堕落的结果）
Example sentencesExamples
- The Infralapsarians had the advantage of being able to use, or abuse, for the purpose of argument, the texts of Scripture and the Fathers which establish the dogma of original sin.
- The infralapsarians, however, objected that this order made the fall a kind of upward step to the fulfilling of God's redemptive purposes.

adjectiveˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən

Theology

Relating to the infralapsarians or their doctrine.
（与）堕落后预定论者（有关）的；（与）堕落后预定论（有关）的
Example sentencesExamples
- One of the leading motives in the supralapsarian scheme is to emphasize the idea of discrimination and to push this idea into the whole of Gods dealings with men.
- John Calvin's own position is often disputed, and subsequent Calvinism was frequently infralapsarian, although supralapsarianism has been revived recently.

Origin

Mid 18th century: from infra- ‘below’ + Latin lapsus ‘fall’ + -arian.

词汇	infralapsarian
释义	Definition of infralapsarian in English: infralapsarian nounˌɪnfrəlapˈsɛːrɪənˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən Theology A Calvinist holding the view that God's election of only some to everlasting life was not originally part of the divine plan, but a consequence of the Fall of Man. 堕落后预定论者（加尔文主义者，认为上帝仅选择一些人永生，这并不是神的原意，而是人类堕落的结果） Example sentencesExamples The infralapsarians, however, objected that this order made the fall a kind of upward step to the fulfilling of God's redemptive purposes. The Infralapsarians had the advantage of being able to use, or abuse, for the purpose of argument, the texts of Scripture and the Fathers which establish the dogma of original sin. adjectiveˌɪnfrəlapˈsɛːrɪənˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən Theology Relating to the infralapsarians or their doctrine. （与）堕落后预定论者（有关）的；（与）堕落后预定论（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples John Calvin's own position is often disputed, and subsequent Calvinism was frequently infralapsarian, although supralapsarianism has been revived recently. One of the leading motives in the supralapsarian scheme is to emphasize the idea of discrimination and to push this idea into the whole of Gods dealings with men. Origin Mid 18th century: from infra- 'below' + Latin lapsus 'fall' + -arian. Definition of infralapsarian in US English: infralapsarian nounˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən Theology A Calvinist holding the view that God's election of only some to everlasting life was not originally part of the divine plan, but a consequence of the Fall of Man. 堕落后预定论者（加尔文主义者，认为上帝仅选择一些人永生，这并不是神的原意，而是人类堕落的结果） Example sentencesExamples The Infralapsarians had the advantage of being able to use, or abuse, for the purpose of argument, the texts of Scripture and the Fathers which establish the dogma of original sin. The infralapsarians, however, objected that this order made the fall a kind of upward step to the fulfilling of God's redemptive purposes. adjectiveˌinfrəˌlapˈserēən Theology Relating to the infralapsarians or their doctrine. （与）堕落后预定论者（有关）的；（与）堕落后预定论（有关）的 Example sentencesExamples One of the leading motives in the supralapsarian scheme is to emphasize the idea of discrimination and to push this idea into the whole of Gods dealings with men. John Calvin's own position is often disputed, and subsequent Calvinism was frequently infralapsarian, although supralapsarianism has been revived recently. Origin Mid 18th century: from infra- ‘below’ + Latin lapsus ‘fall’ + -arian.
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