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Anathema

The word anathema has two main meanings. One is something or someone hated or avoided. The other is something or someone that has been formally excommunicated by a church. These meanings come from the New Testament, where an anathema was a person or thing cursed or condemned by God.

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Anathema

Nodes57
Edges56
Triples85
Avg. degree1.96
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related to External links · 19
Anathema → AnathemaThe Word, Catholic Answers, Catholic Encyclopedia, Charles, Everything2St, Galatians One, Gerald, Herbermann, HoeneckeChristian Cyclopedia, John MaximovitchWhat, Meaning Eastern Orthodox, New Advent Catholic EncyclopediaAnathema, New York, Orthodoxy, Paul's Anathema Esto, RecluseThe Sunday, Robert Appleton Company, St, Theophan
related to Etymology · 16
Anathema → Ancient Greek, By, Christian, Christians, Galatians, In, In New Testament, Latin, Lord's, Old Testament, Paul, Pope, Since, St, The, The Greek
related to Early Church · 13
Anathema → Alexandria, Church, Council, Cyril, Elvira, Eucharist, Gangra, In, Manicheanism, Nestorius, Since, Synod, The
related to Judaism · 12
Anathema → According, God, Greek, Hebrew, Jewish, Jewish Encyclopedia, Leviticus, Lord, Maccabean, The, The Hebrew, The Septuagint
related to Eastern Orthodoxy · 11
Anathema → Anathematization, Church, Epitemia, Everything, For, God, Orthodox, Orthodox Christian, The, The Eastern Orthodox Church, While
related to New Testament · 9
Anathema → Acts, God, God's, Greek New Testament, Greek Old Testament, Its, New Testament, Septuagint, The
related to Catholicism · 4
Anathema → Although, Catholic Church, Documents, In

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word excommunication church one new testament also meaning used christian something eastern heresy thy person god someone greek council rite

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Leviticus 27instance ofThe word appears in verses0.80text
Anathemarelated to CatholicismIn0.60section
Anathemarelated to CatholicismCatholic Church0.60section
Anathemarelated to CatholicismDocuments0.60section
Anathemarelated to CatholicismAlthough0.60section
Anathemarelated to Early ChurchSince0.60section
Anathemarelated to Early ChurchThe0.60section
Anathemarelated to Early ChurchCouncil0.60section
Anathemarelated to Early ChurchElvira0.60section
Anathemarelated to Early ChurchSynod0.60section
Anathemarelated to Early ChurchGangra0.60section
Anathemarelated to Early ChurchManicheanism0.60section

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