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Correligionist

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conreligionistnounAlternative form of co-religionist. [A fellow follower of one's religion.]
coreligionarynounAlternative form of co-religionary. [A co-religionist, a fellow follower of one's religion.]
religio-fascistnounAlternative form of religiofascist. [(slang, derogatory, sometimes used attributively) A hardline religious conservative.]
countercultistnounAlternative form of counter-cultist. [One who opposes cults from a conservative Christian background.]
pietistnounA supporter of pietism.
paganisernounAlternative form of paganizer.
conspiricistnounAlternative form of conspiracist. [A person who puts forward a conspiracy theory.]
connectionalistnounAlternative form of connexionalist. [A proponent of connexionalism.]
neoorthodoxynounAlternative form of Neo-orthodoxy.
ideologisernounNon-Oxford British English standard spelling of ideologizer. [One who ideologizes.]
œcumenistnounAlternative spelling of ecumenist. [A person who espouses ecumenism]
proseparatistnounAlternative spelling of pro-separatist.
orthodoxannounAlternative form of orthodoxian. [A person who follows Orthodox beliefs.]
rigouristnounAlternative form of rigorist. [Someone who takes the strictest interpretation of a law, religious injunction etc.]
archeolatrynounAlternative form of archæolatry.
turkophilenounAlternative form of Turcophile.
voluntaryistnounAlternative form of voluntarist. [Someone who endorses voluntarism.]
colinguistnounAlternative form of co-linguist. [One who shares a language with someone.]
adaptionistnounAlternative form of adaptationist. [A supporter of adaptationism.]
self-religionnounAlternative form of self religion. [(religion) A religious self-improvement group.]

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