Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun One of the Docetæ.
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- noun One who believes in
docetism . - adjective Of or pertaining to
docetism .
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Examples
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But don't let's pretend that their relative absence today in Catholic piety renders the hermeneutic of continuity "docetist," or that their appeal would be less a matter of taste than the sorts of liturgical variations we see even now.
Archive 2006-12-01 Mike L 2006
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But don't let's pretend that their relative absence today in Catholic piety renders the hermeneutic of continuity "docetist," or that their appeal would be less a matter of taste than the sorts of liturgical variations we see even now.
Avoiding docetism Mike L 2006
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A minor quibble: The term "docetist" derives not from the Latin
unknown title 2009
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