1
Let them go instead against the infidel and fight a righteous war.
2
All the great difficulties of theology had ugly likenesses in infidel philosophy.
3
It favors the religious classes, and mocks and tortures the infidel philosopher.
4
And so ended the incursion of the infidel Tedeschi for this time.
5
They feel a superstitious regard for it; they are not infidel people.
1
She talks about her gentile husband who is supposedly a chronic depressive.
2
She pretends to believe that Susan is only pretending to be a gentile.
3
My aunt married her gentile and my father married out too.
4
Often the gentile chief is a potential chief through a period of probation.
5
There will be those who will enjoy a film with such gentile craziness.
Not acknowledging the God of Christianity and Judaism and Islam.
1
As we shall see, Christian safeguards against vampires far outweigh the pagan.
2
By it the Humanists of the fifteenth century scattered broadcast pagan ideas.
3
In it occurs the strange pagan-flavoured story of the British Monk Constantine.
4
The squire swears like a pagan; the tutor recites verses from Horace.
5
The leaven of a true Christianity was working in the half-pagan populations.
6
The belief in the evil eye came into Europe from pagan antiquity.
7
Jesus identified the disciples' argument as a typical kingdom-of-the-world conflict-andthoroughly pagan.
8
I am willing to take the risk; my principles are very pagan.
9
The desire for this precious metal was strong in prehistoric, pagan Ireland.
10
He has, in the first, used the pagan deities with great propriety:
11
In pagan Tahiti a cocoa-nut branch was the symbol of regal authority.
12
He seemed almost pagan in the breadth of his hold upon existence.
13
This is one Way in which the pagan Tarahumares bury their dead.
14
Going to law with a Christian in the pagan courts is rebuked.
15
The pagan in her, original sin, and all nature urged her on.
16
In fact, the pagan aristocracy had hopes of better treatment from Stilicho.
