What is another word for Donatist?
Pronunciation: [də͡ʊnˈatɪst] (IPA) 
The term "Donatist" refers to a group of Christian heretics who emerged in the North African province of Numidia during the fourth century. They were known for their belief that sacraments, such as baptism, performed by anyone who had lapsed from the faith, were invalid. The term "Donatist" can be used interchangeably with the terms "puritan" or "separatist," as these groups share some common beliefs, such as the importance of purity and separation from the world. Additionally, synonyms for "Donatist" may include "Montanist," "Novatianist," or "Cathar," as these are all groups that share some similarities in terms of their beliefs and practices.
