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pathopax 

Pathopax (path o paks) - Noun. 1. A powerful diseased religous symbol carried by a high priest and kissed by worshippers. 2. Corrupt peace. 3. Metaphorical contradiction.
The robed monk held out the pathopax for the dirty hippy.
pathopax by Lord Pathopax October 13, 2007
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pathopistisist 

One who suffers from faith. Based on the Richard Dawkins essay "Viruses of the mind" where religious beliefs are interpreted as cultural memes and analogous to computer viruses. Derived from the greek: patho = to suffer and pistis = faith.
Pathopistisists usually transmit their condition congenitally, however particularly charismatic pathopistisist are even more infectious and some (like tele-evangelists) don't even require physical contact.
pathopistisist by Rincewinds February 13, 2008

patholiar 

to be a pathological liar, i.e., you lie a lot to make yourself seem cool
cory saw a family of midgets at a kmart, he is such a patholiar
patholiar by fudda May 15, 2005