solifidian noun & adjective. [sǝʊlɪ'fɪdɪǝn] L16.
[mod. Latin solifidius, from Latin soli- combining form of solus sole, alone + fides faith: see -IAN.]
Christian Theology.
A. noun. A person who holds that faith alone, without works, is sufficient for justification. L16.
b. adjective. Of, pertaining to, or accepting the doctrine of justification by faith alone. E17.

■ solifidianism noun the doctrine of justification by faith alone E17.

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