"Jesusanity" meaning in English

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  "pos": "noun",
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          "ref": "2009, Timothy George, Is the Father of Jesus the God of Muhammad?",
          "text": "Certain forms of liberal theology extol the fatherhood of God but (like Islam) reduce Jesus to the status of a prophet and regard the Holy Spirit as an impersonal force. There is also a kind of “Jesusanity” that ignores the Son's relationship to the Father and the Holy Spirit.",
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          "ref": "2011, Jonathan Morrow, Think Christianly",
          "text": "Darrell Bock, a prominent evangelical New Testament scholar and coauthor of Dethroning Jesus, sums up the cultural conversation about Jesus in terms of Jesusanity versus Christianity.",
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        "A form of Christian religion focusing on Jesus to the exclusion of God."
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        "(informal) A form of Christian religion focusing on Jesus to the exclusion of God."
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