Amyraldism
noun
Am·y·ral·dism
\ˌaməˈralˌdizəm\
Definition of Amyraldism
-s
: a liberal form of Calvinism distinguished by its doctrines of universal atonement and universal salvation
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Origin and Etymology of amyraldism
Moses Amyraldus (Moïse Amyraut) †1664 French Protestant theologian + English -ism
First Known Use: circa 1815
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