Antiadaphorist

/æntiəˈdæfərɪst/ noun

A person who rejects adiaphorism, the belief that certain religious practices are morally neutral or indifferent.

From 'anti-' (against) + 'adiaphorist' (from Greek 'adiaphoros' meaning indifferent), formed in Protestant theological debate (16th-17th centuries).

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