heathendom meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Spiritually Jewdom has conquered over heathendom, and Rachel has returned pure to her lover; but physically Jewdom is defeated.
2. On the Graveland EP " Raise Your Sword ! ", he declares Heathendom to be the religion of white Europeans.
3. The occult practices of the " Blutleuchte " was supposed to be a symbiosis of heathendom and " lordly leadership " in the service of a wayward humanity in need of a fundamental rebirth.
4. Once again, his work broadly treated the relationship between the God of Israel and heathendom, providing a cultural-critical perspective on the nihilism that emerges after God and the gods have been dispensed with.
5. Would anyone know which of Frank O'Connor's books " The Downfall of Heathendom "-a verse translation of part of the prefatory poem from the martyrology of Aengus the Culdee-was published in?
6. Rogerius authored " Open Door to the Secrets of Heathendom ", which begins with ten years of ministry among the Tamil people in the Dutch colony of Pulicat near Batavia and became the manager of an orphanage / school and promoted the use of Portuguese during church services.
7. -" We teach that every priest shall extinguish heathendom and forbid wilweorthunga ( fountain worship ), licwiglunga ( incantations of the dead ), hwata ( omens ), galdra ( magic ), man worship and the abominations that men exercise in various sorts of witchcraft, and in frithspottum ( peace-enclosures ) with elms and other trees, and with stones, and with many phantoms . " ( source : 16th Canon Law enacted under King Edgar in the 10th century .)
8. In around 1701, Luca da Caltanisetta, the prefect of the Capuchin mission in Angola wrote to her asking to re-establish the mission which had fallen vacant, and " to return that people to the granary of the Holy Church . " Ver�nica, whose country had " not fallen entirely back to heathendom " wrote back a pious letter expressing her concern that " it pained her to see her children die without baptism " but that she was " disgusted with the whites, " and she would " not see any of them in her court with the missionaries ."
9. The historian Walter Goffart says of the " Historia " that many modern historians find it a " tale of origins framed dynamically as the Providence-guided advance of a people from heathendom to Christianity; a cast of saints rather than rude warriors; a mastery of historical technique incomparable for its time; beauty of form and diction; and, not least, an author whose qualities of life and spirit set a model of dedicated scholarship . " Goffart also feels that a major theme of the " Historia " is local, Northumbrian concerns, and that Bede treated matters outside Northumbria as secondary to his main concern with northern history.