Sentences

manicheist in a sentence

n.

Definition

Manicheist: relating to or characteristic of a dualistic worldview that divides concepts into stark oppositions, particularly good versus evil.

Sample Sentences

  1. The philosopher's argument was criticized for its manicheist view, oversimplifying the complexity of moral choices.
  2. In the debate, she adopted a manicheist perspective, framing the issue as a battle between good and evil.
  3. His manicheist beliefs made it difficult for him to see the gray areas in ethical dilemmas.
  4. The film's narrative was steeped in a manicheist ideology, portraying the protagonists as purely virtuous and the antagonists as irredeemably wicked.
  5. Many religious texts reflect manicheist themes, emphasizing the eternal struggle between light and darkness.

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