antichristian
- adjective
- /ˌæntiˈkrɪstʃən/
- Offensive
- Yet his journal, known as "Of Plymouth Plantation," says of the English Church whose Episcopal ways and methods were power, money, and enabled the church in a most "antichristian" tyranny to persecute the "poore servants of God."
Examples
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His antichristian beliefs lead him to oppose community efforts that support local churches.
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Hatred is antichristian and destructive.
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Here's an email I received from antichristian DP.
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Many groups have emerged that promote antichristian views and challenge the teachings of the church.
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The article criticized antichristian sentiments that are increasingly prominent in online discussions.
Synonyms
Not relating to the religion that follows the teachings of Jesus
Against religion or religious beliefs
Does not act in the kind, forgiving way Christians teach
Strongly against religion and the idea of God
Not supporting religion or religious groups
Antonyms
How Hostile
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Antichristian uses the prefix anti- meaning 'against', like in antibiotic, and the part Christian meaning 'Christ' or 'Christianity'. So antichristian describes ideas or actions that are 'against' or opposed to Christianity.