Definition: "Antistate," in Christian theology, refers to a state or kingdom that is separate from and opposed to the political entity it governs. It represents a society or community where power and authority are held over and above those who serve under the state, ensuring their autonomy and individual rights. This idea has deep roots in Christian philosophy, as seen in the concept of "statecraft" which emphasizes peaceful diplomacy rather than direct military involvement. Antistate theology is often associated with the idea that states should be ruled by a body of rulers, and that there should be no single nation-state ruling all other nations.

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Definition: The term 'antistater' is a word in Hebrew, which means "counterfeiter," meaning someone who deceives others through their lies or false statements. It's used figuratively to describe those who deceive for financial gain, deceitfully, or not for anything else but money and profit.

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