What's the word for someone don't have a religeon?

[nq:1]What's the word for someone don't have a religion? Not 'atheist', which means someone doesn't believe in any religion.[/nq]
Not really. It means one who denies the existence
of *** or divinity.
[nq:1]That other word means 'someone doesn't believe in anything and doesn't deny any religion either'.[/nq]
You're thinking of "agnostic", but it doesn't mean what you say it does. Yo

[nq:2]What's the word for someone don't have a religion? Not 'atheist', which means someone doesn't believe in any religion.[/nq]
[nq:1]Not really. It means one who denies the existence of *** or divinity.[/nq]
I think you can also use "atheist" to cover some people who from one point of view might be said to be agnostic, but who look upon *** (or gods) in the same way as they look upon le

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[nq:2]Not really. It means one who denies the existence of *** or divinity.[/nq]
[nq:1]I think you can also use "atheist" to cover some people who from one point of view might be said ... some atheists) is like accusing someone who doesn't believe in the Bizarro World as being of the religion of "Anti-Bizarro-ites."[/nq]
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[nq:1]What's the word for someone don't have a religion? Not 'atheist', which means someone doesn't believe in any religion. That other word means 'someone doesn't believe in anything and doesn't deny any religion either'.[/nq]
In France, we call him "un libre penseur"
Michèle

[nq:1]What's the word for someone don't have a religion? Not 'atheist', which means someone doesn't believe in any religion. That other word means 'someone doesn't believe in anything and doesn't deny any religion either'.[/nq]
"Unchurched" can be used to mean one who has no experience of organized religion.
Someone who has sufficient experience of organized religion and rejects it would u

[nq:1]What's the word for someone don't have a religion? Not 'atheist', which means someone doesn't believe in any religion. That other word means 'someone doesn't believe in anything and doesn't deny any religion either'.[/nq]
A recent attempt to generate a word for this is "bright" - see http://www.the-brights.com for de

[nq:2]What's the word for someone don't have a religion? Not ... doesn't believe in anything and doesn't deny any religion either'.[/nq]
[nq:1]In France, we call him "un libre penseur"[/nq]
We have the word "freethinker" in English, but it can sometimes refer to a religious person. The deists, for example, were religious freethinkers. What distinguishes freethinkers from church-affiliated

[nq:2]What's the word for someone don't have a religion? Not ... doesn't believe in anything and doesn't deny any religion either'.[/nq]
[nq:1]A recent attempt to generate a word for this is "bright" - see http://www.the-brights.com for definitions including: A Bright's worldview is free of supernatural and mystical elemen

[nq:2]A recent attempt to generate a word for this is ... elements. This attracts me more than "atheist", which carries baggage.[/nq]
[nq:1]Like, "Bright" is free of baggage? It carries no connotations? My, my. They just happen to be nice connotations.[/nq]
As a new notion, it doesn't carry 4000 years worth of baggage. But you're right, I should have said "religion-related baggage".

[nq:2]Like, "Bright" is free of baggage? It carries no connotations? My,my. They just happen to be nice connotations.[/nq]
[nq:1]As a new notion, it doesn't carry 4000 years worth of baggage. But you're right, I should have said "religion-related baggage". I dislike the word "atheist" because it contains a reference to ***.[/nq]
I object to the label because it identifies me by what