Definition of restorationism in English:

restorationism

noun rɛstəˈreɪʃ(ə)nɪz(ə)mˌrestəˈrāSHəˌnizəm

mass noun

A charismatic Christian movement seeking to restore the beliefs and practices of the early Church.
（基督教）万民拯救说
Example sentencesExamples
- Christian Zionism is directly connected with the Restorationism movement and owes its intellectual origins to that movement.
- Fundamental to Protestantism as well is the theme of restorationism.
- Considered part of the early 19th century Restorationism movement, Joseph Smith attested that he was chosen by God to restore the Church of Christ to a world that had fallen away, resulting in the Great Apostasy.

Derivatives

restorationist

noun & adjective

As Komonchak has observed, it is wrong to regard Ratzinger as a restorationist in the sense of one who desires to return the church to its preconciliar, neoscholastic days.
Example sentencesExamples
- How is the restorationist movement affecting liturgical renewal?
- The first theme or norm that emerges from restorationist authors is ‘continuity.’
- One was the restorationist impulse, the impulse to order contemporary church life as closely as possible to the life of New Testament churches.
- We know so much, we long for that which we don't know - hence the desire for ‘mystery’ among many young, conservative, restorationist Catholics who hunger for a past idyllic church.

Definition of restorationism in US English:

restorationism

nounˌrestəˈrāSHəˌnizəm

A charismatic Christian movement seeking to restore the beliefs and practices of the early Church.
（基督教）万民拯救说
Example sentencesExamples
- Fundamental to Protestantism as well is the theme of restorationism.
- Christian Zionism is directly connected with the Restorationism movement and owes its intellectual origins to that movement.
- Considered part of the early 19th century Restorationism movement, Joseph Smith attested that he was chosen by God to restore the Church of Christ to a world that had fallen away, resulting in the Great Apostasy.

词汇	restorationism
释义	Definition of restorationism in English: restorationism noun rɛstəˈreɪʃ(ə)nɪz(ə)mˌrestəˈrāSHəˌnizəm mass noun A charismatic Christian movement seeking to restore the beliefs and practices of the early Church. （基督教）万民拯救说 Example sentencesExamples Christian Zionism is directly connected with the Restorationism movement and owes its intellectual origins to that movement. Fundamental to Protestantism as well is the theme of restorationism. Considered part of the early 19th century Restorationism movement, Joseph Smith attested that he was chosen by God to restore the Church of Christ to a world that had fallen away, resulting in the Great Apostasy. Derivatives restorationist noun & adjective As Komonchak has observed, it is wrong to regard Ratzinger as a restorationist in the sense of one who desires to return the church to its preconciliar, neoscholastic days. Example sentencesExamples How is the restorationist movement affecting liturgical renewal? The first theme or norm that emerges from restorationist authors is ‘continuity.’ One was the restorationist impulse, the impulse to order contemporary church life as closely as possible to the life of New Testament churches. We know so much, we long for that which we don't know - hence the desire for ‘mystery’ among many young, conservative, restorationist Catholics who hunger for a past idyllic church. Definition of restorationism in US English: restorationism nounˌrestəˈrāSHəˌnizəm A charismatic Christian movement seeking to restore the beliefs and practices of the early Church. （基督教）万民拯救说 Example sentencesExamples Fundamental to Protestantism as well is the theme of restorationism. Christian Zionism is directly connected with the Restorationism movement and owes its intellectual origins to that movement. Considered part of the early 19th century Restorationism movement, Joseph Smith attested that he was chosen by God to restore the Church of Christ to a world that had fallen away, resulting in the Great Apostasy.
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