come-outer (Meaning)

come-outer

a person who advocates political reform, a person who withdraws from something established (such as a religious body)

The come-outer preacher boldly denounced the established church's dogma.
In the 19th century, come-outers separated from traditional religious denominations.
The come-outer movement ignited sparks of rebellion against religious authority.
Some come-outers felt confined by the rules and traditions of their former churches.
The come-outer community established its own independent places of worship.
The come-outer's belief in personal revelation led to a rejection of standardized doctrine.
Come-outers played a significant role in the shaping of American religious history.
The come-outer's nonconformist stance often drew criticism from society.
The come-outer revival spread across the United States, especially in the camp meeting context.
The come-outer legacy continues to inspire religious dissenters and seekers of spiritual authenticity.

a person who advocates political reform, a person who withdraws from something established (such as a religious body)

rebel, turnabout, leaver, turncoat, dropout,traitoress, revolutionizer, traitor, insurgent, revolter

loyalist, follower, supporter, adherent, disciple, fanatic,partisan, militant,partizan, zealot

The come-outer preacher boldly denounced the established church's dogma.

In the 19th century, come-outers separated from traditional religious denominations.

The come-outer movement ignited sparks of rebellion against religious authority.

Some come-outers felt confined by the rules and traditions of their former churches.