What is another word for anti-Christian?

Pronunciation: [ˈantikɹˈɪst͡ʃən] (IPA)

The term "anti-Christian" is often used to describe actions or beliefs that are hostile to the Christian religion. However, there are many synonyms for this term that can provide a more nuanced understanding of the particular issue at hand. For example, "anti-theistic" refers to a rejection of all gods, not just the Christian God. "Anti-religious" may include opposition to any organized religion, not just Christianity. "Anti-faith" could denote a general skepticism towards all religious beliefs. Finally, "anti-Evangelical" may be used to describe those who oppose a particular branch of Christianity that emphasizes missionary work and evangelism. Using synonyms can help to clarify the specific nature of opposition to Christianity.

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Famous quotes with Anti-christian

  • “This is the stuff which some Nazis wished to put into our churches,” whispered von Bek. “Pagan objects of worship which they claim are the symbols of a true German religion. They are almost as anti-Christian as they are anti-Semitic. It is as if they hate every system of thought which in any way questions their own mish-mash of pseudo-philosophy and mystical claptrap!” He stared at the altar in disgust. “They are the worst kind of nihilists. They cannot even see that they destroy everything and create nothing. Their invention is as empty as any inventions of Chaos I have seen. It has no true history, no concrete substance, no depth, no quality of intellect. It is merely a negation, a brutal denial of all Germany’s virtues.”
    Michael Moorcock
  • The Churches as Churches—as institutions affirming their own infallibility—are anti-Christian institutions. Between the Churches as such and Christianity, not only is there nothing in common except the name, but they are two quite opposite and opposing principles. The one represents pride, violence, self-assertion, immobility and death: the other humility, penitence, meekness, progress, and life.
    Leo Tolstoy
  • The , it's an anti-Christian publication, as is the .
    Mel Gibson
  • For it is no longer possible to regard Fascism as the friend of Christianity. And in making a cultural treaty with Hitler, Franco has laid Spain wide open to the penetration of Nazi ideology, which has been repeatedly denounced by the Pope himself as anti-Christian.
    Dorothy Thompson

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