infidel

Saint and sinner, believer and infidel, are alike under this compulsion in matters moral—and in all matters.

Now the infidel knows no rest; activity is the law of his existence.

The infidel, the heretic, was to be run down like a mad dog.

It was your honour, sire, which that day fell beneath the infidel axe.

I have known places where the owners of a large tract of land were clergymen, and the foreman was an infidel.

His explanations did not alter the French poet's opinion on the infidel tendency of the Essay on Man.

"I can't understand why they make me out an infidel here," he used to say sometimes.

Mr. Holyoake, it is true, abjures the name both of an Atheist and Infidel.

And he declared, moreover, that he could not be faithless to his vow by giving me in marriage to an infidel.

This is the divine method of meeting all the hows and whys of infidel reason.