theonomy

/θiˈɑnəmi/
noun
  1. A system of government or ethics based on divine law, especially in Christian theology.
    • The debate over theonomy often centers on how to apply ancient religious rules to modern life.
    • Some religious groups advocate for theonomy, believing that biblical law should guide all of society.
    • In his book, the author argues that theonomy offers a consistent moral framework for believers.
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