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Definition of pre-Christian in English: pre-Christianadjective priːˈkrɪstʃ(ə)nˌpriˈkrɪstʃən Relating to a time before Christ or the advent of Christianity. （与）基督降临以前（有关）的；（与）基督教创立以前（有关）的 基督降临以前的世界。 Example sentencesExamples - If Paul, when first in Galatia, had already made known his past to his recruits, there would have been little reason for him further to defend his pre-Christian career in the letter before us.
- Nor can it be gainsaid that Goddess worship was an aspect of pre-Christian religion.
- Historians and folklorists interested in tracing ‘pagan survivals’ from the pre-Christian into the Christian era have been especially inclined to this approach.
- Some scholars believe it is possible to trace the region's devotion to the Virgin Mary to the mother goddesses of pre-Christian religions.
- The indigenous pre-Buddhist, pre-Confucian, pre-Daoist, and pre-Christian religion of the Korean peninsula seems to have been shamanistic in nature.
- Both represent a symbiosis of Orthodox Christian and pre-Christian belief systems.
- She not only gives us a sense of village life but in the process reconstructs its ancient, pre-Christian roots.
- The South Koreans also have many newer religions that combine Christianity with native pre-Christian beliefs.
- Their pre-Christian religion could be described as animism - the belief that everything is alive with natural or supernatural spirits.
- They regard Satan as a pre-Christian concept, representing pleasure, virility, and strength.
- Chapter 3, on pre-Christian Egyptian monasticism, along with a paragraph on Sufi mysticism, is too sketchy and vague to be of much help.
- The writer advocates the re-emergence of paganism especially the pre-Christian Roman Saturnalia.
- Thus, we may say of Paul that he thought of himself as under a curse in his pre-Christian state.
- But saying that alone doesn't really help us; it merely takes us back to pre-Christian, Pantheistic naturalism.
- Did such a spiritual tradition exist within the pre-Christian religions of Europe?
- Would it have been possible to formulate the basic Christian doctrines without the hellenic tradition, itself pre-Christian?
- With the exception of a very few cultures with any semblance of a written language system, oral history is the main basis in which pre-Christian history is preserved.
- We hear about pre-Christian religion, pagan beliefs, shamanistic rituals and healing drums, and the story is narrated in ambiguous and multivocal words and concepts.
- It is thought to have been used in pre-Christian religious rituals in many parts of Europe, including Britain in the time of the Druids.
- In fact, the history of early Christianity would have been quite different without these pre-Christian religious beliefs.
Definition of pre-Christian in US English: pre-ChristianadjectiveˌprēˈkrisCHənˌpriˈkrɪstʃən Relating to a time before Christ or the advent of Christianity. （与）基督降临以前（有关）的；（与）基督教创立以前（有关）的 基督降临以前的世界。 Example sentencesExamples - But saying that alone doesn't really help us; it merely takes us back to pre-Christian, Pantheistic naturalism.
- The South Koreans also have many newer religions that combine Christianity with native pre-Christian beliefs.
- Did such a spiritual tradition exist within the pre-Christian religions of Europe?
- The indigenous pre-Buddhist, pre-Confucian, pre-Daoist, and pre-Christian religion of the Korean peninsula seems to have been shamanistic in nature.
- Chapter 3, on pre-Christian Egyptian monasticism, along with a paragraph on Sufi mysticism, is too sketchy and vague to be of much help.
- With the exception of a very few cultures with any semblance of a written language system, oral history is the main basis in which pre-Christian history is preserved.
- Nor can it be gainsaid that Goddess worship was an aspect of pre-Christian religion.
- Both represent a symbiosis of Orthodox Christian and pre-Christian belief systems.
- Historians and folklorists interested in tracing ‘pagan survivals’ from the pre-Christian into the Christian era have been especially inclined to this approach.
- Their pre-Christian religion could be described as animism - the belief that everything is alive with natural or supernatural spirits.
- Would it have been possible to formulate the basic Christian doctrines without the hellenic tradition, itself pre-Christian?
- If Paul, when first in Galatia, had already made known his past to his recruits, there would have been little reason for him further to defend his pre-Christian career in the letter before us.
- They regard Satan as a pre-Christian concept, representing pleasure, virility, and strength.
- She not only gives us a sense of village life but in the process reconstructs its ancient, pre-Christian roots.
- The writer advocates the re-emergence of paganism especially the pre-Christian Roman Saturnalia.
- Thus, we may say of Paul that he thought of himself as under a curse in his pre-Christian state.
- It is thought to have been used in pre-Christian religious rituals in many parts of Europe, including Britain in the time of the Druids.
- In fact, the history of early Christianity would have been quite different without these pre-Christian religious beliefs.
- We hear about pre-Christian religion, pagan beliefs, shamanistic rituals and healing drums, and the story is narrated in ambiguous and multivocal words and concepts.
- Some scholars believe it is possible to trace the region's devotion to the Virgin Mary to the mother goddesses of pre-Christian religions.
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