Infidel
from the Christian standpoint, one who does not believe in the Christian faith. It includes heathens, etc. It is founded on II Cor. vi: 15 and I Tim. v: 8. One who does not believe that Christianity or any other religion has been divinely revealed, though such evidence as exists on the subject has been laid before him, is styled an infidel. The that Christianity or any other religion has been divinely revealed, though such God, or an Atheist, denying or at least seriously doubting his existence; or an evidence as exists on the subject has been sufficient evidence to form an opinion on the subject.
From the standpoint of the Mohammedan or other non-Christian faiths, the Christian is an "infidel." seriously doubting his existence; or an Agnostic, considering that he has not bounds or limits; without limit; unsufficient evidence to form an opinion on the subject. dan or other non-Christian faiths, the From the standpoint of the Mohammethe canon, because they could be played cumscribed; applied to time, space, the Supreme Being or His attributes; as, quantity less or smaller than any assignsic, a term applied to certain forms of the canon, because they could be played forever, inasmuch as the ending leads to the beginning; called also perpetual canon.