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Christless

American  
[krahyst-lis] / ˈkraɪst lɪs /

adjective

  1. being without the teachings or spirit of Christ; unchristian.


Etymology

Origin of Christless

First recorded in 1645–55; Christ + -less

Example Sentences

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Now, about his birthday ... what would Jesus do? He'd come back to Earth, look around at how "Christless" his followers have become and haul his butt out of town on a donkey, not a BMW.

From US News

The Gentile world was Christless, hopeless, godless.

From Project Gutenberg

To these Christless heathen Christ and His hope came, when they “heard the word of truth, the gospel of their salvation.”

From Project Gutenberg

How feeble is unassisted, Christless, unprayerful man!

From Project Gutenberg

The Christless few the cross would hide, The light of life shut out, And leave the world to wander wide Through sunless realms of doubt.

From Project Gutenberg