Nonbeliever

On another hand, it's a wakeup call to believers who sit by while unimaginable evils occur in the name of Jesus and say nothing other besides defensively whining that "all Christians aren't like that," or that the person reacting in grief and outrage is simply "persecuting Christians" because he's a "nonbeliever" (whether he's a nonbeliever or not.) ❋ Unknown (2010)

Even with that bias, Winn still ended up quoting Ahmad Dallal, a professor at Georgetown University's Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, who said the TV network, in not translating "nonbeliever" as "infidel," was simply reflecting the "diversity" of opinions on religious belief currently found in the Arab world. ❋ Unknown (2009)

What strikes me about the "nonbeliever" movement is the energy it expends trying to establish, and ultimately legitimize, a public footprint. ❋ Unknown (2008)

You could reach the age of 22 without ever meeting a "nonbeliever," someone to challenge your beliefs. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The new government’s policies had been like the ones mandated by ancient high priests, where everyone was either a believer or a nonbeliever—and where the nonbeliever was a sinner to be eradicated through conversion or death. ❋ D.V. Bernard (2006)

In addition, that same belonging nonbeliever is likely to be a better neighbor than a comparable nonbeliever who never enters church. ❋ Robert D. Putnam (2010)

You don't have to be a nonbeliever to find solace and wisdom in the distilled ideas presented here. ❋ Michael Giltz (2011)

"What's a king to a god/What's a god to a nonbeliever." ❋ The Huffington Post News Editors (2011)

He grumbled to his Internet buddies, one of whom, as devout a Christian as my friend is a nonbeliever, said that he would pray for the laptop. ❋ Unknown (2009)

As a “nonbeliever”, even anti-religion, I was startled to hear the President even mention the fact that there might be “nonbelievers”, and, further, that such folk have a voice and rights, too. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Ms. Perez says she occasionally comes across skeptics, but "there's always going to be a nonbeliever in the audience." ❋ Leslie Kwoh (2012)

The ad put up in Columbus by the Freedom From Religion Foundation featured the beaming face of a local nonbeliever and the man's message: "I can be good without God." ❋ The Huffington Post News Editors (2011)

Ida Arnold, the nonbeliever, with her dyed hair, her plump bosom and her lipstick, hunts down Pinkie to save Rose from him, driven simply by empathy for the girl's vulnerability. ❋ Linda Grant (2011)