Difference between Religious Person and Religionist

RELIGIOUS PERSON vs RELIGIONIST: NOUN

A person addicted to religion or a religious zealot
A religious zealot
One earnestly devoted or attached to a religion; a religious zealot.
A religious bigot, partizan, or formalist; a sectarian: sometimes used in other than a condemnatory sense.
A person who manifests devotion to a deity

Gentilism, Miscredent, Cataphatism, Church of england, House of worship, Old catholic, Religious, Jesus freak, Spiritualty, Tritheist, Old catholic church, Holy man, Cerinthian, Religionary, Religionist

Materialist, Unbeliever, Freethinker, Christianity, Rationalist, Moralist, Religion, Pantheist, Monotheist, Nonbeliever, Atheist, Dogmatist, Fundamentalist, Theist, Religious person

Gentilism, Miscredent, Cataphatism, Church of england, House of worship, Old catholic, Religious, Jesus freak, Spiritualty, Tritheist, Old catholic church, Holy man, Cerinthian, Religionary, Religionist

Materialist, Unbeliever, Freethinker, Christianity, Rationalist, Moralist, Religion, Pantheist, Monotheist, Nonbeliever, Atheist, Dogmatist, Fundamentalist, Theist, Religious person

As a religious person, I do believe in the penalty.
She was never harassed for being a religious person.
According to Nanleya Paddock was not a religious person.
She was a gentle religious person of advanced years.
Isabella, a very religious person, and her husband.
This indicates that she was a religious person.
You might come from a very religious background, but you might not identify with being a religious person.
Jesus was not a religious person, but a righteous person.
One can be a moral person without being a religious person.
Children currently living at home: ______________________________________________________________ Religious and Spirituality Do you consider yourself a religious person?

He was no bigotted religionist, and enjoyed the intimacy of most of the eminent characters of the day.
Nothing is more gratifying to a religionist than to destroy his enemies at the command of God.
How is it, then, that Religionist and Rationalist arrive at such contrary conclusions?
Rob Bell can call Christianity brickianity, oh a stiff religionist.