Definition: The word "antigene" comes from Greek, which means "against." It refers to a person who hates or opposes something. In the context of a Christian perspective, it implies someone who rejects certain doctrines or practices as inappropriate or morally wrong. This can range from rejecting sexual sin to disapproving of abortion or same-sex marriage, among other things. The word is also often used metaphorically in relation to God's judgment or punishment for those who resist Him, like the Jewish people in the Old Testament who were perceived as "anti-gene," or Christians who resisted Roman rule and sought independence.
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