parousian

English

From Ancient Greek παρουσία (parousía, “presence”).

parousian (comparative more parousian, superlative most parousian)

Relating to the second coming of Christ.
- 1908, Workman Herbert B, Persecution in the Early Church:
  We may dismiss at once the extremists of both types: those on the one hand whose laxity of conviction or conduct defended even attendance at the degrading public spectacles … and those who from extreme parousian standpoints made life of any sort practically impossible.

单词	parousian
释义	parousian English Etymology From Ancient Greek παρουσία (parousía, “presence”). Adjective parousian (comparative more parousian, superlative most parousian) Relating to the second coming of Christ. 1908, Workman Herbert B, Persecution in the Early Church: We may dismiss at once the extremists of both types: those on the one hand whose laxity of conviction or conduct defended even attendance at the degrading public spectacles … and those who from extreme parousian standpoints made life of any sort practically impossible. Related terms parousia
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