Paganism is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PAGANISM in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an irreligious attitude
• a religion other than one of the main world religions, specifically a non-Christian or pre-Christian religion
• a modern religious movement incorporating beliefs or practices from outside the main world religions, especially nature worship
• The state of being pagan; pagan characteristics; esp., the worship of idols or false gods, or the system of religious opinions and worship maintained by pagans; heathenism.
• any of various religions other than Christianity or Judaism or Islamism

Words related to PAGANISM

ethnicism16 pagan8 paganisms14

Words that contain PAGANISM

paganisms14 neopaganism16 neopaganisms17

How to use PAGANISM in a sentence

• The rise and progress of asceticism in the Church had their source in human nature, and its growth was quickened by a reaction from the immorality of paganism.
• This degrading view of the Deity, borrowed from Paganism, tinged the subsequent theology of the Christian monks, and entered largely into the theology of the Middle Ages.
• Better have irrational fears of hell than no fears at all, for this latter is Paganism.
• Nor with the aid of Christianity are we sure that any nation will ever soar to loftier heights than did the Greeks in that proud realm which was consecrated to Paganism.
• Hence under Paganism home had none of those attractions which, in Christian countries, invest it with such charms.
• Paganism ignored what is grandest and truest in a woman, and she withered like a stricken tree.
• Christian civilization has exalted her almost infinitely above the position to which either paganism or Mohammedanism assigned her.
• Differences of creed were so little understood that a widespread belief that a new era of paganism was about to be inaugurated sprang up all over Ireland.
• Against Paganism Christianity was armed with moral forces not a whit less great.
• The consequence, as also the condition, of this double success was the victory of Christianity over Paganism and Islamism.
• A foe more stubborn than paganism is to be met in the ranks of Islam.
• There had appeared an enemy to the true faith more to be feared than paganism.
• Thereupon, and because of the continual instruction, they resolved to abandon paganism, and to surrender their necks to the gospel yoke.
• She had imagined the Church replacing Paganism as light replaced darkness.
• American missionaries had redeemed the people from barbarism and Paganism.
• Boris, finding himself surrounded by Christian states, decided from political motives to abandon paganism.
• At the age of twenty he renounced the Christian faith, and boldly asserted the doctrines of paganism.
• It was naturally in the countries formerly pagan that this new paganism principally flourished.
• Thus the hereditary taint of mythology, the poison of lies, survived in the two forms of philosophic paganism which it concerns us to study.
• Every measure was adopted to throw contempt upon paganism.
• Nominal Christianity was no more merciful than was paganism.
• We see the beauties of Paganism and those of Christianity blending with each other, much as the Medieval and the Renaissance are blended in Spenser.

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