Sensus Christianorum

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Sensus Christianorum means Christian common sense, and according to Peter Beyerhaus it was one of the most powerful ally used by the church's watchmen in the struggle against its constant syncretic temptation.[1]

References

  1. ↑ Peter Beyerhaus (1975). "6:Possesio and Syncretism in Biblical Perspective", Christopaganism or Indigenous Christianity?. South Pasadena, California: William-Carey Library, 132. ISBN 0-87808-423-1.