1. One who would subject the Church to the State, or resolve her into a mere state organ, or a mere guardian and exponent of the common consciousness; originally one who denied to the Church all authority in matters affecting civil rights.

2. Holding of Erastianism.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• wrastian,
• srastian,
• drastian,
• rrastian,
• 4rastian,
• 3rastian,
• eeastian,
• edastian,
• efastian,
• etastian,
• e5astian,
• e4astian,
• erastain,
• erastiian,
• Erasthian,
• Erassthian,
• Erasthiian,
• Erashtian,
• Erastiain,
• Erasthain

The adjective form of the word "Erastian" is "Erastian".

The plural of the "Erastian" can be the "Erastians".

The singular of the "Erastian" can be the "Erastian".