non-Christian
Britishadjective
noun
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Speaking on the 60th anniversary of “Nostra Aetate,” Pope Paul VI’s declaration of the Catholic Church’s relationship with non-Christian religions, Leo pivoted from an exposition on the document’s injunction against antisemitism to a warning on the threat of AI.
For American Hindus, Vance’s comment symbolized concerns about the erasure or undervaluing of non-Christian traditions.
From Salon
Similarly, we might explore what Sheinbaum’s presidency signifies for non-Christian communities in Mexico, the numbers of which are on the rise.
From Salon
You may be an atheist, a non-Christian, or a more liberal Christian who believes in healing the sick.
From Salon
The total percentage of people who belong to non-Christian faiths — Judaism, Islam, Hindu, Buddhism, etc. — is 7%.
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