ANTINOMIANS

"Many religious communities throughout history have labeled certain groups as antinomians, accusing them of rejecting moral laws."

"The antinomians argued that faith alone was enough for salvation and that adherence to moral rules was unnecessary."

"The beliefs of antinomians sometimes lead to conflicts with more traditional religious groups."

"The antinomians believed that human laws were insignificant compared to divine law."

"John Cotton was a prominent critic of antinomians in colonial America."