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This would simply mean someone other than a Christian. You may be referring to non-denominational Christian which is someone 'unaligned' with the primary Christian denominations of: Catholic, Orthodox, Protestant, and Evangelical (all).
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Is there a term for the god to whom one is devoted Nonchristian please?
"Tutelary", perhaps.
Is what is a denomination?
Denomination mean that Christianity believe variable way like in one god. There are many different Christian denomination and they believe in variable ways
What does denomination mean for a coin?
Face value The value stamped on it
What denomination is Twila Paris?
She's a Christian if that's what you mean.
What does denomination of currency mean?
Currency denominations are the units the particular currency is issued in. For example, in the U.S. bills are made and circulated in the familiar denominations of $1, $10, and $20, amongst others. But there are no U.S. bills of a $25 denomination. By contrast, coins come in a 25-cent denomination but not in a 20-cent denomination.
If you are not baptised then are you an atheist?
No. It simply makes you officially a nonChristian. There are dozens of other religions which you might belong to, and you might simply be a deist or theist regardless of your association with any of these.
What religion is dr fhil magraw?
I think you mean Dr. Phil McGraw and he is of Christian denomination.
What is the largest denomination in the Bahamas?
The largest denomination in the Bahamas is the Baptist denomination
Which denomination Thomas Aquinas belong to?
Thomas Aquinas belonged to the Dominican order of the Catholic Church.
What does it mean when an old coin has T S A on it?
It could mean anything depending on the coin. What country? What year? What denomination? What does the coin appear to be made from?
Denomination in a sentence?
There was a denomination of dollars in the floor
What is 926 silver worth?
I'm guessing you mean a coin from 1926. You also need to include a denomination.
