Antichrist ( noun , adjective )

(As a noun)

Antichrist ( noun )

1. A person or force seen as opposed to Jesus Christ and the Christian faith.
2. A figure prophesied in the Bible as opposing Christ and deceiving many people at the end of the world.

Origin:

From old english æntecrist and late latin antichristus, both meaning "opposed to the christ".

Examples:

1. The antichrist is often depicted as a powerful political leader who will rise to power during the end times.
2. Many religious scholars believe that the antichrist is already among us, working to undermine the principles of Christianity.
3. According to the Bible, the antichrist will be defeated by Jesus Christ at the Battle of Armageddon.
4. Some conspiracy theorists believe that the antichrist is a secret cabal of powerful individuals who control world events.
5. The idea of an antichrist has been used throughout history to demonize and marginalize religious and political opponents.

(As an adjective)

Antichrist ( adjective )

1. A person or force seen as opposed to Jesus Christ and the Christian faith.
2. A figure prophesied in the Bible as opposing Christ and deceiving many people at the end of the world.

Origin:

From old english æntecrist and late latin antichristus, both meaning "opposed to the christ".

Examples:

1. The antichrist is often depicted as a powerful political leader who will rise to power during the end times.
2. Many religious scholars believe that the antichrist is already among us, working to undermine the principles of Christianity.
3. According to the Bible, the antichrist will be defeated by Jesus Christ at the Battle of Armageddon.
4. Some conspiracy theorists believe that the antichrist is a secret cabal of powerful individuals who control world events.
5. The idea of an antichrist has been used throughout history to demonize and marginalize religious and political opponents.