nazarenism

/næzəˈrɛnɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

A Christian sect or movement that originated in the 19th century and emphasizes a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, often characterized by a focus on spiritual experience and a rejection of traditional institutional Christianity.

“The article discussed the rise of Nazarenism in the region, highlighting its unique blend of spirituality and activism.”

Synonyms

  • Christianity
  • sectarianism

Antonyms

  • atheism
  • secularism