Christadelphianism

the doctrines of a premillennial sect founded in the U.S. in the mid-19th-century, especially its denial of Trinitarianism and its acceptance of Unitarian and Adventist doctrines. — Christadelphian, n., adj.

See also: Protestantism

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christadelphisme

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In his essay on Frame in Leaving the Highway, Mark Williams discusses the impact of Lottie Frame's Christadelphianism on her children, and on Frame as a writer.

The Apocalyptic Imagination of Janet Frame

19), we are told, and his doctoral thesis is on the Christadelphianism in Wakefield, 'a topic he had picked because when younger he had felt a spiritual fascination with the denomination, a fascination he now proceeded to convert into a sociological concern' (p.

Thesis and antithesis in Malcolm Bradbury's The History Man

And Catholic Marianism of this sort is a kind of Catholic equivalent of Protestant millennialism--Seventh-Day Adventists, Christadelphianism, Jehovah's Witnesses.