godgobbers are any religious orators, bible thumpers,pulpit prophesisers,pew warmers,psalm singers,sermonisers,jehovah jiving jesus junkies,evangelical stage screamers,etc.
godgobbers are any persons consumed with religions or gods,church or religious cult members,sunday school teachers and preachers,etc.
godgobbers are any leaders of religious organisations,groups or cults,, eg;popes, bishops,cardinals,priests,monks,sisters, friars,nuns,islamic leaders,imams, muftis,clerics,etc.
godgobbers believers in gods,prophets, jesus,spirits,demons,angels,cherubins, spiritual or ethereal stories,miracles or miracle healers,etc.
godgobbers mobs are cults,like the anglicans,baptists,buddhists,catholics, hindus,islamists,jews,methodists,mormons, protestants,scientologists,zoroastrians,etc.,,to name a few.
There are untold thousands of these groups called godgobbers,so there aint enuff space to name them all.

1.) A synonym for unwise.

2.) Also a reference to a D&D character with a Wisdom score of five or less

A game where people circle-jerk on each other. They also role play as "clerics" or "rangers" and wear magic hats and cloaks.

Noun. Also a verb, "hedge-lecturing". An unofficial and often illegal peer-to-peer educational method, done totally outside the purview of the educational establishment, in which one person teaches another some technical skill which can potentially be misused for harmful purposes. It is derived from "hedge sermon", when early Protestant clerics were banned by the Vatican from preaching in Catholic churches.

Hathor is a very ancient goddess, dating to predynastic times. When dynastic rule began, as Horus was associated with the king, Hathor was with the queen. Her name translates to "The House of Horus," and so she is associated with the royal family. But also, as the entire world could be said to be the House of Horus, Hathor can be seen as the mother-goddess of the whole world, similar to Isis.

To make unjust retaliatory threats to sue a blogger for libel for having properly fisked (q.v.) something which one has written.

The word is derived from a combination of the first (Basil) and last (Loftus) name of a newspaper columnist who has threatened to sue a blogger for properly fisking some of the former's pronouncements. The original case has caused quite a stir in the Catholic blogosphere as both columnist and blogger are retired Catholic clerics. Googling his name will get you 63,000+ hits.

a gay pelorian paladin/cleric in D&D. 3.5