Definition: The word "anglist" is a term in biblical reference, often used to refer to someone who prefers non-religious or secular views over traditional religions. In 2 Chronicles 7:30-41, Jesus says, "Whoever is not with me is against me." This verse could be taken as an example of someone angling for a position of power in their own religion, but doing so at the risk of losing their own faith and traditions. In more contemporary usage, "anglist" can refer to someone who opposes religious extremism or terrorism. They may be seen as a type of separatist or counter-narrative movement within a particular country.

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Definition: The term "anglistics" refers to those who advocate for a return to pre-Industrial Revolution social order, with an emphasis on individual rights and freedom of speech. Definition: In this context, "anglistics" are people who believe in preserving historical norms of gender roles, civil liberties, and the rule of law, as opposed to post-industrial society's focus on economic growth and individualism. They hold that these principles are necessary for maintaining a functioning society and advocating for them is a fundamental right under God's law. Historically, "anglistics" have been influential in shaping social movements advocating against modernization, particularly those influenced by the rise of postmodernist thinking which critiques traditional values and social norms.

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