ˈheathendom

/ ˈhiːðəndəm /

noun

To them the strongest proof of Christianity lies in the traditions and observances of heathendom.

The slum ends and sides of our Christian cities and huge heathendom, jostle elbows in the likeness of their moral conditions.

Heathendom died, and was buried; yet, after a brief interval, it rose again from its tomb.

For between those dates heathendom had ceased to be an antiquarian curiosity, and had become an imminent peril.

It did not occur to him that the Christian faith itself, as the Indians understand it, is but a form of heathendom.

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