Shepherdism

See also: shepherdism

English

Etymology 1

Shepherd +‎ -ism, referring to Norman Shepherd.

Proper noun

Shepherdism

  1. The theology of Norman Shepherd.
    • 2006, Jeong Koo Jeon, Covenant Theology and Justification by Faith, page 73:
      All these streams of thought—Biblical theology, Reconstructionism, the New Perspective on Paul, Shepherdism, Roman Catholicism, Gaffin and Bavinck, Vantilianism and Neoorthodoxy—- have contributed to the flood of Neolegalism in the churches .

Etymology 2

shepherd +‎ -ism

Proper noun

Shepherdism

  1. The theologically-based approach towards the environment propounded by Stephen M. Vantassel.
    • 2009, Stephen M. Vantassel, Dominion over Wildlife?, page 178:
      Shepherdism accepts the reality of human power but seeks to integrate that power into a comprehensive view of human-nature relations.
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