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Origenist

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Or´i`gen`ist
n.1.A follower of Origen of Alexandria.


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Merton next turns to a brief account of the Origenist controversy, which precipitated Cassian's departure from Egypt.
Indeed, the focus of the collection is largely on heresy, whether that of Locke, Newton, and anti-Trinitarians (here the inclusion of essays by three members of the Newton Project may have been a factor), the Cambridge Platonist and theological Origenist Henry More, or populist radicals like the millenarian Thomas Beverly.
Clark, The Origenist Controversy: The Cultural Construction of an Early Christian Debate (Princeton 1992), also M.
 
 
 
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