Religious zealot
A person who has ruined religion by using it for his own personal gain and to make him seem like (s)he's better than non-religious people.
Religious zealot by UberMan5000 October 18, 2004
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Religious zealot
Usually called fundamentalists, these people tend to be the idiots that piss off atheists and lead them to be jerks in definitions like god and bible.
these people are oblivious to the obvious, and were ostracized from europe and russia, and sent to what is nowdays called the united states.
these people are oblivious to the obvious, and were ostracized from europe and russia, and sent to what is nowdays called the united states.
Religious zealot by Gumba Gumba May 26, 2004
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religious zealot
Anyone who takes a religious belief to the extreme and attempts to push their beliefs on others. The religion could be that of a strong atheist, or strong theist such as Christian but includes all deities. Both religions are beliefs. Atheism is considered probable by supporting evidence, but takes a leap of faith by considering it as fact. Theism is not supported by evidence, although a theist accepts all scientific evidence, but adds spiritual experience by taking a leap of faith that there is some sort of deity. Most people that don't push beliefs are agnostic, weak atheist, or weak theist.
religious zealot by AstroTarots August 20, 2010
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