Unchristian
/ʌnˈkrɪs.tʃən/noun
Not characteristic of or adhering to the teachings or principles of Christianity.
Did you know?The prefix 'un-' signifies a reversal, hinting at the historical tension between the sacred and the profane in Christian doctrine.
Etymological Timeline
Old English
OE
uncristian
“Not following the ways of Christ, embodying opposition to Christian values.”
Middle English
ME
uncristian
“Describing those who reject or oppose Christian beliefs.”
16th Century
English
unchristian
“Emerging as a term to label heretics or moral transgressors against Christian ethics.”
Modern English
English
unchristian
“Used in contemporary discourse to describe actions or beliefs contrary to Christian teachings.”