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Meanings of religionist in English
Person who believes in the existence of a god or gods.
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Examples for "believer"
Examples for "believer"
1
To the scientist it proves nothing; to the believer in astrology, everything.
2
I can't say I'm a great believer in this type of operation.
3
After five years without sleep, she's not a great believer in those.
4
Therefore, as I say, I am neither a believer nor an unbeliever.
5
Hey-don't think for one minute that you've made me a true believer.
1
Condorcet, another deist, was the successor of Voltaire in the Encyclopædic warfare.
2
He would have knocked down a deist as soon as looked at him.
3
He hated the insolent creed of the deist, and the ignorance of the agnostic.
4
They are real children; a child is neither atheist nor deist, he is nothing.
5
Vaguely deist, he saw in Jesus Christ only a wise man among the wise.
1
You told me a little while ago you were a Geminon theist.
2
He was repeatedly indignant at the suggestion that he was a theist.
3
Rousseau was a sentimental theist; Voltaire erected a church to God.
4
The world is not the same to the Christian theist and to the agnostic.
5
He was a theist because, in his time, everybody was.
1
The mass of men, in all ages, have been believers in God.
2
He was not a believer in gods, but he had his own.
3
Yet... the government allows no believer in God to hold a government office!
4
The believer in God may brave the most appalling dangers.
5
True believers in God are filled with his love and can't help but spread it.
1
He was not a believer in gods, but he had his own.
Usage of religionist in English
1
No boundaries can be placed to the visions of the enthusiastic religionist.
2
There never was a religionist who believed his own religion mere superstition.
3
The religionist replies that man's mind cannot fathom the will of God.
4
The new religionist cries out for some god to be his.
5
Mrs. MacGregor was orthodox enough to satisfy the most rigid religionist.
6
Indeed, the devout religionist almost never thinks of nature as such.
7
A number of learned men came with the expectation of meeting an orthodox religionist.
8
Here, then, is the difference between the naturalist's and the religionist's attitude toward Nature.
9
The religionist does not know how to defend himself.
10
No religionist seems capable of comprehending this plain truth.
11
How could one gainsay such a religionist as that?
12
The legislator prohibits crime-themoralist transgression-thereligionist sin.
13
The husband was said to be a great religionist, which increased the suspicions of Comte Jean.
14
Also he was a religionist, being Chairman of the local Church of England Village Mission Fund.
15
The old religionist cried out for his God.
16
But he did not call himself a religionist.
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