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Meanings of paganism in English
Non-Abrahamic religion, or modern religious movement, such as nature worship.
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Usage of paganism in English
1
It was Ireland against England, good v bad, Irish Catholicism v paganism.
2
The paganism of Mr. Lowes Dickinson is more grave than any Christianity.
3
It started in paganism, and wants to drag Christianity back into paganism.
4
Anything rather than have that child brought up in such practical paganism.
5
All their tenants renounced paganism and were baptized on the same day.
6
His Catholic principles insensibly vanish, and the standards of paganism replace them.
7
The religion of Corinth was paganism, which naturally led to sundry vices.
8
This simple-minded eclecticism often produces a singular mixture of Christianity and paganism.
9
Their connection with paganism and idolatry should logically have revolted the Sephardim.
10
Were he within the sphere of paganism, it might, perhaps, be otherwise.
11
For a long time they had been dissatisfied with their old paganism.
12
They believe in Christianity as the Sophists of the decadence believed in paganism.
13
At its loosest, paganism is beginning to look like our new national faith.
14
His paganism would be too assertive; it might even be in bad taste.
15
Two causes led to the amalgamation of Christianity with paganism: 1.
16
If there is any thing lofty in paganism, it is philosophy.
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