Christianistic

See also: christianistic

English

Alternative forms

• christianistic

Etymology

From Christian +‎ -istic.

Adjective

Christianistic (comparative more Christianistic, superlative most Christianistic)

1. Relating to Christianism.
   • 2000, Steven Kellman, Stories of Vladimir Nabokov, Page 40

     Its title indicates that its subject actually is Christmas, and, without being a bit Christianistic, it explores and expresses the essence of the mystery of Christmas.

   • 2003, William James, The Skin Color Syndrome Among African-Americans, Page 65

     The nonwhites soon learned that to retaliate against the white-murderers of their people was not the will of the Americanized, Christianistic “God.”

   • 2012, Art Odell, Why You Are a Racist, Page 578

     For suffering under a Muslimistic/Hinduistic/Buddhistic/ Jewishistic/ quasi Christianistic regime of primary spiritualistic essences, they might well ask: Where was my father when I needed him?