religionist

someone who is biased against another religion.

I strongly dislike the religionist Christian Right scum who are antisemitic anti-Jewish.

by Cummings December 4, 2006

Religionist

Its like racist but with religions.

Girl1: Wow he is hot, but he is jewish
GIrl2: YOU R SO EFFING RACIST...
Girl1: nope, im Religionist.

girl2: oh my lord.

by jellooreo1005 January 11, 2017

religionist

you may have heard of racist for race, sexist for sexuality, but let me introduce you into "religionist" for religion.

person 1: "but he's a muslim"
person 2: "stop being so religionist you bastard!"

by gracembradley August 3, 2017

anti-religionist

1)person who is against religion based on the stereotypes of the people of that religion, the view of only one person pertaining to that religion, or someone who won't recognize that not all people of a certain religion hold the same views

2)someone who is obscenely ignorant about religion and chooses to bash it and those who practice it without finding out information about it

3)Lindsay (see all of the above)

"Terry is so stupid! She thinks that George Bush is the model Christian and that all Christians are exactly like him. She doesn't even know any Christians! What a anti-religionist!"

by Alex and Tiffany April 28, 2004

revisioning

Revisioning is used by people who do not know english gramma.

Revisioning the act of doing some revision, aka reviseing.

Me: Have you been busy revisioning?
You: I been busy reviisioning maths for our exam.

by king-dumb December 8, 2007

Revisionism Fallacy

Aka, the “Liberty Cabbage Fallacy”, When people forcefully change the meaning of a word or concept for political or social reasons, then pretend that new meaning is legit just because it’s popular or approved by institutions.

“Man I love Liberty Cabbage!”

“You mean Sauerkraut?”

“No it’s liberty cabbage bc German bad!”

“Thats just a revisionism fallacy, everyone’s just gonna call it sauerkraut the moment your social opinions lose grace”

by NathanMcCulley June 12, 2025

Forced Diversity Revisionism (FDR)

Blending the criticism of superficial inclusivity pushes with the notion of altering historical narratives for modern agendas. It's a fitting way to describe instances where casting choices prioritize contemporary diversity optics over period-specific accuracy.

Forced Diversity Revisionism (FDR) it is a shiny new coinage for those Hollywood history tweaks that prioritize inclusivity vibes over era-specifics, and for all those complaining about Viking warlords with cornrows or medieval knights who look like they just walked out of a UN meeting.

by Isaac Newtonian January 10, 2026