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Meaning of theologaster
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theologaster (n.)
A pretender or quack in theology.
theologaster Sentence Examples
- The theologaster's specious arguments were easily refuted by the learned theologian.
- Despite his lack of theological training, the theologaster pontificated with authority on matters of faith.
- The self-proclaimed theologaster sought to impress his followers with his superficial knowledge of Scripture.
- The congregation was wary of the theologaster's unorthodox teachings and refused his leadership.
- The theologaster's writings were condemned as heresy by the ecclesiastical authorities.
- The arrogant theologaster believed himself to be infallible, but his flawed reasoning led him astray.
- The theologaster's misguided zeal led him to persecute those who disagreed with his beliefs.
- The theologaster's influence waned as people realized the emptiness of his rhetoric.
- The theologaster's legacy was one of division and discord within the religious community.
- The term "theologaster" has become synonymous with someone who pretends to be a theologian but lacks true knowledge or experience.
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A pretender or quack in theology.
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The theologaster's specious arguments were easily refuted by the learned theologian.
Despite his lack of theological training, the theologaster pontificated with authority on matters of faith.
The self-proclaimed theologaster sought to impress his followers with his superficial knowledge of Scripture.
The congregation was wary of the theologaster's unorthodox teachings and refused his leadership.
