Unbeliever is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNBELIEVER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one that does not believe in a particular religious faith
• someone who has no religious beliefs, or who does not follow a particular religion.
• One who does not believe; an incredulous person; a doubter; a skeptic.
• A disbeliever; especially, one who does not believe that the Bible is a divine revelation, and holds that Christ was neither a divine nor a supernatural person; an infidel; a freethinker.
• someone who refuses to believe (as in a divinity)

Words related to UNBELIEVER

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Words that contain UNBELIEVER

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How to use UNBELIEVER in a sentence

• He has persuaded my father that you are an unbeliever.
• For an unbeliever in historical Christianity, she had great reverence for all earnest Christian peculiarities, from Roman Catholic asceticism to Methodist fervor.
• Then comes the hard unbeliever, delighted to prove, as any child can do, that such prayer cannot be proved to avail anything.
• The madman was a dervish, the head-man said, and perfectly harmless as a rule, but liable to fits of rage at sight of a European and unbeliever.
• As one of her friends has suggested, it was her eagerness for positive knowledge which made her an unbeliever.
• She was not a mere unbeliever, however, for she did not thrust aside the hope of immortality with a contemptuous hand.
• We think it next to impossible for a candid unbeliever to read the Evidences of Paley, in their proper order, unshaken.
• The differences between a catholic and a protestant are assuredly not any greater than those between a believer and an unbeliever.
• Where the parents differ, the one being an unbeliever, the other a believer, it is almost impossible for anybody to lay down a general rule.
• No Unitarian, no unbeliever, will deny that Jesus died as a good man, choosing rather the shame of the Cross than the deeper shame of treason to the truth.
• She, an unbeliever, was in the heart of the trackless wastes with a man whose word was more than law.
• There is no sign that he is in theory an atheist or even an unbeliever in the received religion.
• This, therefore, was a point common to native and alien, the home-keeping and the traveler, the faithful and the unbeliever.
• Saul had been an unbeliever in his youth, and this grotesque superstition had rushed in at the first opportunity to fill the vacuum of faith in his mind.
• But I doubt if any unbeliever has ever been converted by any of them.
• I love them all, the dear creatures, and they love me, though I am a Roumia and an unbeliever.
• Again, it has been often and very truly said that it is not the conscious and self-styled sceptic, as Shelley, for example, who is the true unbeliever.
• It is the unconscious unbeliever who is the true infidel, however greatly he would be surprised to know the truth.
• We are long past talking about whether an unbeliever should be punished for being irreverent.
• Crusades against the unbeliever, even those more popular ones which combined the saving of souls with the getting of gold, were long out of fashion.
• With regard to questions of devotion the unbeliever, to use a colloquial expression, is not necessarily damned.
• It was the uprising of an outraged conscience that made me a rebel against the Churches and finally an unbeliever in God.
• The absolute pleading to them to do what was right and not to admit against the unbeliever what they would not admit in ordinary cases.
• An Unbeliever does not act like a reasonable Creature, if he favours me contrary to his present Interest, or does not distress me when it turns to his present Advantage.
• Unbeliever in Providence that he was, he waited in the belief that something must happen to help him out of the difficulty.
• The God you salute to-day is the God of the Jews and Gentiles alike, the God of Islam, the God of the Brahmo Somaj, the unknown God of many a righteous unbeliever.
• Much less, then, can the unbeliever come to realize his own position in the arms of Satan, when, under the direction of Satan, he gives no heed to the testimony of God.
• Let not the false unbeliever pass hence till at least she has done reverence to the sacred symbol, she has, by daring denial, insulted.
• Surrounded with Christian churches which he had helped to build, he remained a sturdy unbeliever, and possessed the complete works of only one man, Voltaire.
• Before landing at Philadelphia, he was already a republican and an unbeliever, and such he remained to the last.
• He was like an unbeliever in a party composed of men of various sects.
• She believed him, however, she, the rebel, she, the unbeliever, to whom he had given a true heart to touch.
• But you are an apostate, an unbeliever, and we can have no more fellowship with you, lest a curse come upon us.
• The worse sort of unbeliever, they say, lives in the present and burns incense to himself.

Similar words containing BELIEV without suffix er and without prefix un

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