Noun:

ଅଣ-ଖ୍ରୀଷ୍ଟିଆନ |,

pagan's Usage Examples:

relations, effects of wars), there is no crude attempt in his films to ‘propagandise’.

Christian faith is attacked by and defeats pagan idolatry to be cheered by a thousand Christian martyrs.

He claims that a transformation from liberal democracy to populism can be seen in the replacement of knowledge and history with propaganda and infotainment.

biblical religion was his thesis that Israel"s monotheism was not a gradual development from paganism but entirely new.

She defended Ahmed Sékou Touré, the long-time president of neighbouring Guinea, saying his bad reputation as a dictator and his attempts at exterminating the Fulas from the Fouta Djalon in Guinea were due to propaganda and misinformation.

[21] In a 1937 article, Banna dismissed "Pharaohism" for glorying the "pagan reactionary Pharaohs" like Akhenaten, Ramesses II the Great.

propaganda, denotes a successful military professional who has accumulated a meaningfully measurable statistic such as aircraft shot down, tonnage sunk, or a number.

A grand jury, convened in 1941 to investigate fascist propaganda, called several women's leaders to testify, including Dilling, Curtis and Van Hyning.

the great works of philosophy and literature associated with Greco-Roman paganism.

stone circle had been buried, presumably as a result of attempts to de-paganise the site or to clear land for agriculture.

numerous public places, such as media and news organizations, educational institutions, literature and art centers, and cultural exhibitions come under CCP's propaganda oversight.

The war had caused a major bureaucratic power struggle within the German government: the Wehrmacht and the Auswärtiges Amt supported China, but the Dienststelle Ribbentrop, the SS and the Propaganda Ministry supported Japan.

This image is likely inspired by an apocryphal text that describes Aseneth rejecting her pagan religion and repenting so that she.

Synonyms:

idol worshiper, idoliser, paynim, nonreligious person, heathen, idolater, idolizer, infidel, gentile,

Antonyms:

coenobite, votary, superior, Benedictine, religious person,