A person who opposes priests or priesthood, or someone who acts against priestly authority.
From 'anti-' (against) + 'priest,' a term used historically during religious reforms and conflicts when people challenged clerical power and authority.
During the Protestant Reformation, many antipriest reformers believed ordinary people could connect directly with God without needing priests as middlemen—it fundamentally changed how Christianity was practiced.
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