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A '''non-believer''' is someone who does not believe, either out of [[ignorance]] or willful [[defiance]]. Most commonly, this term is applied to [[belief]] in [[religion]]. The opposite of a non-believer is a [[believer]].
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A '''non-believer''' is someone who does not believe. Most commonly, this term is applied to [[belief]] in [[religion]]. In this context, the lack of belief is usually out of either [[ignorance]] or willful [[defiance]]. The opposite of a non-believer is a [[believer]].
  
 
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A non-believer is someone who does not believe. Most commonly, this term is applied to belief in religion. In this context, the lack of belief is usually out of either ignorance or willful defiance. The opposite of a non-believer is a believer.