IPA: //ænˈθroʊpəˌsɪfɪst//
KK: /ænˈθroʊpəˌsɪfɪst/
A person who follows or practices anthroposophy, a philosophy that emphasizes spiritual science and the development of human potential.
The anthroposophist believes in the importance of spiritual understanding in education.
Anthroposophist is formed from "anthropos" (from Greek ἄνθρωπος, meaning human) and "sophia" (from Greek σοφία, meaning wisdom). The term refers to a person who seeks wisdom about humanity and the human condition.
Think of 'human' ('anthropos') and 'wisdom' ('sophia') to remember that an anthroposophist is someone who seeks wisdom about humanity.
No commonly confused words.