Noun:

ಕ್ರಿಶ್ಚಿಯನ್ ಅಲ್ಲದ,

pagans's Usage Examples:

Although the party was neo-pagan, this aspect did not have a prominent place in its activities, and many of the supporters were not neo-pagans.

beliefs, and include atheists, agnostics, deists, monotheists, pantheists, polytheists, pagans, as well as other belief systems.

HistoryThe orans posture was practiced by both pagans and Jews before it was adopted by the earliest Christians.

His legend states that his steadfastness led to the conversion of several pagans to Christianity, including a.

Other pagans soon began to arrive and join them, amongst them: Anodea Judith, Eldri Littlewolf and Anna Korn.

Nondenominational Pagan groups Free Spirit Alliance American council of witches, pagans, and friends.

Tertullian himself railes against the pagans and their way of treating the sick, mostly left to their.

"pagans"; the word was used pejoratively by Christians in the Latin West to demean those who declined to convert from the traditional religions of antiquity.

Gothic rock had become popular among younger pagans as an alternative to the singer-songwriter style established by pagans from the baby-boom generation, which dominated the neopagan institutions in the 1980s and 1990s.

educational group concerned with ancient historical religions as well as modern syncretist new age religions Neopagans vs.

angrily to the label "fringe group", the suggestion that pagans are uncompassionate, the idea that they would apply for funding only to promote ideology.

and faithful Catholics; pagans and the ignorant; Catholic heretics and schismatics; the childlike and children; devotees of the Divine Mercy; souls in Purgatory;.

The practices and rituals of the Valentinians were also different from those of the Christian Church; however they considered themselves to be Christians and not pagans or heretics.

Synonyms:

idol worshiper, idoliser, paynim, nonreligious person, heathen, idolater, idolizer, infidel, gentile,

Antonyms:

coenobite, votary, superior, Benedictine, religious person,