Erastian, e-ras'-te-an, s
Nuttall's Standard Dictionary of the English Language · 1890 · p. 72
one who would subject the Church to the State, or resolve her into amere state organ, oramere guardian and exponent of the common consciousne ; originally one who denied to the Church ill authority in matters affecting civil rights: a.holding of Erastianism. (Thomas Erasmus, a German physician, who contended for the latter principle.)
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