antichristian (Meaning)

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antichristian (a.)

Opposed to the Christian religion.

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The historian analyzed the antichristian policies implemented during a particular era in which religious freedoms were restricted.
Some critics argue that certain government actions reflect an antichristian agenda by undermining traditional values.
The novel depicted a dystopian society with antichristian ideologies, where religious practices were suppressed.
The debate over public education often involves discussions about the perceived antichristian bias in curricula and policies.
The political leader faced backlash for making antichristian remarks during a public address, sparking controversy.
In certain regions, there are concerns about the rise of antichristian sentiment leading to discrimination against religious minorities.
The playwright explored themes of religious intolerance and persecution through characters who experienced antichristian attitudes.
The academic journal published articles critiquing antichristian interpretations of historical events and their impact on societal norms.
The activist group was formed to address what its members saw as an increasing trend of antichristian rhetoric in public discourse.
The artist's work was controversial for its perceived antichristian symbolism, leading to debates about freedom of expression.

Opposed to the Christian religion.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The historian analyzed the antichristian policies implemented during a particular era in which religious freedoms were restricted.

Some critics argue that certain government actions reflect an antichristian agenda by undermining traditional values.

The novel depicted a dystopian society with antichristian ideologies, where religious practices were suppressed.

The debate over public education often involves discussions about the perceived antichristian bias in curricula and policies.