CHRISTOHOLIC

chris·to·holic

/krisˈtaˈhôlik/

Noun

1. A fanatical and uncompromising person addicted to Christian theology/mythology.

2. Compulsive and uncontrolled consumption of Christian theology/mythology, usually by persons of low intelligence, i.e. Republicans - racists, homophobes, misogynists.

3. A progressive mental illness: effects increasingly become more severe over time.

4. Christoholicism produces drastic change in a christoholic's demeanor with others, such as becoming angry, intolerant, hateful or violent.

5. A christoholic is addicted to seeking information about personal relationships of non-christians; i.e. sexual practices, sexual choices, sexual partners, individual societal identities in addition to the race and social standing of non-christians. Christoholics desperately attempt to control women’s bodies and personal choices.

Adjective

Spirituous, obsessively relating to Christian theology.

Synonyms

zealot - fanatic - intoxicated - fool - misogynist - evangeical - missionary - Republican - Mormon - white racists

Antonyms:

realist - atheist - liberal - humanitarian

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