Aud'i-an-ism, n.
n. (Eccl. Hist.) Anthropomorphism, or the doctrine of Audius, a Syrian of the fourth century, who maintained that God has a human shape; from Gen. i. 26. — Neander.
n. (Eccl. Hist.) Anthropomorphism, or the doctrine of Audius, a Syrian of the fourth century, who maintained that God has a human shape; from Gen. i. 26. — Neander.