What do you call a person who believes in god but doesn't practice?

Answer 1

A person who believes in a god but does not practice their faith is commonly referred to as a "believer" or a "theist." This individual may identify as a "non-practicing" or "lapsed" member of their religious tradition. Their beliefs in a higher power or deity remain intact, but they do not actively engage in religious rituals or observances.

Answer 2

Although modern writers have created numerous subdivisions of non-believers, generally speaking:

• A person who does not believe in gods is an atheist.
• A person who believes in gods is a theist.
• A person who claims neither a belief nor disbelief in gods is an agnostic. The agnostic believes nothing can be known of anything beyond the material world.
  

Answer 3

There are several groups that meet this criteria.
If you mean no god at all there are:

• Secular people
  
• Buddhists
  
• Taoists
  
• Followers of Confucianism
• Followers of Juche (N. Korea)
  

If you mean the Christian god, there are:

• Moslems
  
• Jews
• Hindus
  
• Zoroastrians
  
• Animalism
  
• Pantheists
  

If you mean a trinity of god as believed by some Christians:

• Unitarians
  
• Scientology
  
• Mormons
  
• Christian Scientists
  
• Jehovahs Witnesses
  

Answer 4

agnostic? There are a few different spiritual beliefs that don't involve gods.

Answer 5

Non practicing