faithist

English

Etymology

From faith +‎ -ist.

Noun

faithist (plural faithists)

1. religionist
   • 1998 nemo, Re: mental monologue waiting for dinner to get ready... Group: alt.tv.pol-incorrect

     Scientists could not care less what faithists think, and we don't waste our time trying to convince them of anything.

   • 2001 whywar, Racism vs Faithism Group: soc.culture.indian

     From the above arguement^[sic] it is clear that present and past inhuman treatment suffered by nonmuslims ( as we writing we are seeing Bengali Hindus being expelled and murdered by muslim faithists) at the moslems is the result of islamic faithism

   • 2001 Santa Claus, Re: the bible is the word of god Group: alt.bible

     That's what all of you blind faithists must convince yourselves.