The phrase "a christ at" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific context or concept, but without additional context, it is not usable.
Example: "He was seen as a christ at the moment of crisis, guiding the lost."
Alternatives: "a savior at" or "a figure at".
Skulls and bones were propped up inside a glass case, providing a backdrop to a carving of Christ at crucifixion.
And now, Senator Tom Coburn, whom Obama called "not only a dear friend, but also a brother in Christ" at February's National Prayer Breakfast, tells a town hall in Oklahoma that Obama's views are "goofy and wrong," and that the president wants to "create dependency" because "as an African-American male," he had received "tremendous benefit" from government programs.
It showed a life-size figure of Christ at a table set with a decorative cloth, surrounded by his disciples: John resting his head upon Christ's chest, eyes closed; Judas, a bulging moneybag tucked into his belt, raising one leg to step over the bench, making a dash for the exit.
"Living out a life with Christ at the center draws a lot of flak.
Four renderings, presented at a public meeting at a Christ the King High School in Queens, offer drivers a range of aesthetic options, from the grimly or primly utilitarian to the relatively fanciful.
Seen as a Christ-figure at his Hawaiian hippie commune, he dubbed his 200-plus followers "the Significants," and had many secret identities.
Aziz Latif, a former Chick-fil-A restaurant manager in Houston, sued the company in 2002 after Latif, a Muslim, says he was fired a day after he didn't participate in a group prayer to Jesus Christ at a company training program in 2000.
Porgy, who seems at times like a type of Christ, at times like Adam before and after the Fall, is torn between "doctor Jesus" and his "sometime thing" Princess of Darkness, but it is no contest.
D1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 Another Brooklyn Exhibit Draws Fire From Giuliani Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani said an exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum of Art that included a photograph of a nude woman as Christ at the Last Supper was "disgusting," and said he would appoint a commission to set "decency standards" to keep such work out of museums that receive public money.
The other one, another minority person, takes a picture of a naked woman imitating Christ at the Last Supper.
