sadducized (Meaning)
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sadducized (imp. & p. p.)
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sadducized Sentence Examples
- The scholar's interpretation of the afterlife was heavily sadducized by religious authorities. (This emphasizes criticism for aligning with Sadducee beliefs.)
- Throughout history, many religious movements have been sadducized for rejecting the concept of an afterlife.
- The sect's sadducized beliefs, particularly their denial of angels and spirits, caused friction with other Jewish groups.
- In an attempt to gain political favor, some priests sadducized the more progressive views of their rivals.
- After careful study, the historian sadducized the previous claims of a Sadducee influence in the text.
- The discovery of ancient texts shed light on the previously sadducized practices of a forgotten civilization.
- Modern religious movements sometimes sadducize traditional interpretations of scripture.
- The debate over the role of the Sadducees in early Judaism has been sadducized for relying on limited evidence.
- While some scholars sadducized the movement, others saw the Sadducees as a valuable voice in Jewish discourse.
- As societal views evolved, the once-sadducized ideas about the afterlife gained more acceptance.
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The scholar's interpretation of the afterlife was heavily sadducized by religious authorities. (This emphasizes criticism for aligning with Sadducee beliefs.)
Throughout history, many religious movements have been sadducized for rejecting the concept of an afterlife.
The sect's sadducized beliefs, particularly their denial of angels and spirits, caused friction with other Jewish groups.
In an attempt to gain political favor, some priests sadducized the more progressive views of their rivals.
