evangelical in Irish
evangelical in Irish is soiscéalach — evangelical means relating to the teachings and message of the Christian gospel.
evangelical in Irish
soiscéalach
(Christianity) Pertaining to the doctrines or teachings of the Christian gospel or Christianity in general.
What does "evangelical" mean?
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adjective Relating to the teachings and message of the Christian gospel.
"The charity is run by an evangelical mission group."
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adjective Describing a branch of Protestant Christianity that emphasizes personal conversion, the Bible's authority, and active preaching of the faith.
"Evangelical churches have grown quickly across parts of the United States."
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adjective Showing great enthusiasm or zeal for a cause, almost like religious fervor.
"She talked about the diet with evangelical intensity."
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noun A member or supporter of evangelical Christianity.
"Many evangelicals vote as a unified bloc in US elections."
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evangelical in a sentence
- The charity is run by an evangelical mission group.
- She grew up in an evangelical household that read the Bible daily.
- Evangelical churches have grown quickly across parts of the United States.
- He describes himself as evangelical rather than Catholic.
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What is "evangelical" in Irish?
"evangelical" in Irish is soiscéalach. evangelical means: Relating to the teachings and message of the Christian gospel.
How do you use "evangelical" in a sentence?
Example: "The charity is run by an evangelical mission group." In Irish, "evangelical" is soiscéalach.
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