Meanings of anti-christian in English

Both the words and the ideas for which they stand are anti-christian.

This iniquitous and anti-christian enactment has been carried into effect in several instances.

Their proceedings and the whole management of their affairs appear anti-christian.

Some of the rules of this fund seemed to me to be anti-christian, and I labored to get them altered.

Before Dr. Carey's exposure could reach England this "tub" story became the stock argument of the anti-christian orators.

Many theological difficulties appeared to arise, not from the doctrines of Scripture, but from anti-christian fictions, and false theories of Scripture doctrines.

And his opportunity was improved by writing books and homilies, in which the anti-christian claims of the popes were fearlessly exposed and commented upon.

He had no doubt he should be able to foil Dr. Beaumont in argument, and convince him that the Anglican church was really anti-christian.

The churchman acts unjustly in this, and to act unjustly is anti-christian: therefore the churchman is no Christian any more than I am a Dutchman.

This accounts for the astonishing change in the anti-Christian spirit of the Japanese.

But I notice that most anti-Christian arguments are in the same inconsistent style.

Altogether the auto-biography of Jane Eyre is pre-eminently an anti-Christian composition.

Though the National School system is secular, it is not anti-Christian.

To me he spoke with some vehemence against sects and creeds as anti-Christian.

The Brotherhood, which has been accused of inciting anti-Christian sentiment, denies targeting churches.

Many of his writings are strongly anti-Christian, and some of them thoroughly indecent.