Anthropophuism

/ænθroʊˈpɑfjuːɪzəm/ noun

Definition

A philosophical or theological doctrine emphasizing human nature or the human aspect of something, especially in relation to the divine.

Etymology

From Greek anthropos (human) + phusis (nature) + -ism (doctrine). A rare philosophical term from 19th century theology.

Kelly Says

This word is so obscure that even most dictionaries don't include it, but it represents an important theological debate about whether we should emphasize the human or divine nature of Christ.

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