[f. Gr. ἀνθρωποπαθ-ής (see above) + -ISM.] = next.
1847. Torrey, Neander’s Ch. Hist., II. 308. Christianity aimed at a transfigured spiritualised anthropopathism.
1847. Ryland, Hengstenberg’s Pentat., II. 369. There are two classes of Anthropomorphisms … those in which human affections are attributed to God, or anthropopathisms.
