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GNU Webster's 1913
- adj. Becoming to a Christian.
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“As a minister your responsibility is to teach the word of god and not advocate for your candidate of choice or participate in un-christianlike mocking from the pulpit.”
“Is more christianlike, more noble, and more profitable far,”
“It's been the christians (or at least the loud-mouth ones) who have tried to get their "faith" into politics with very un-christianlike beliefs; we rarely hear what you are "for" as opposed to what you are”
“It's been the christians (or at least the loud-mouth ones) who have tried to get their "faith" into politics with very un-christianlike beliefs; we rarely hear what you are "for" as opposed to what you are "against.”
“Occasionally indeed, for where but in farces is the phraseology of the humorist always the same? he escaped into a more enlarged and christianlike method of dealing with the king's English, but that was chiefly noticeable, when from conversation he launched himself into lecture, a luxury the worthy soldier loved greatly to indulge, for much had he seen and somewhat had he reflected; and valuing himself, which was odd in a corporal, more on his knowledge of the world than his knowledge even of war, he rarely missed any occasion of edifying a patient listener with the result of his observations.”
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