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Definition of unbelief in English: unbeliefnounʌnbɪˈliːfˌənbəˈlif mass nounLack of religious belief; an absence of faith. 无宗教信仰；不信，怀疑 the distinction between doubt and unbelief is valid and useful Example sentencesExamples - His presence or absence is in belief or unbelief, and each of the two, once acquired, will necessarily be affirmed by all observations.
- He did rebuke them but it was usually for unbelief and pride.
- Naturally there are consequences to both belief and unbelief.
- The issue is whether the judgments of belief should appear as condemnations of other beliefs or of unbelief.
- May none of us allow fear, unbelief, or doubt to keep us from the desert!
- Why not go to Christ this very day, and cast your soul on him, with all its sins and all its unbelief, with all its doubts and all its fears?
- Hindrances to revival were sloth, unbelief, lack of discipline and a spirit of controversy.
- He told me that during the talk I had literally hammered nails into the coffin of his unbelief in God - and into the coffin of his belief in evolution.
- Instead of an eager, grateful welcome, the people greeted Jesus with indifference and unbelief.
- He is the divine healer who wants us to receive the greatest healing of all: freedom from unbelief and mistrust in his goodness and his perfect plan.
- Belief and unbelief, so important to the intellectual posturing of modern existence, are innocuous, vacuous terms.
- In the conflict over assisted suicide, the adversaries are not religion and unbelief but the community versus the individual.
- Why be overawed by the task, or cowed by the abounding unbelief and false religion of our day?
- He promised a saviour who would carry the sin, selfishness, unbelief, disease, grief, sorrow and fear of death on Himself and Destroy that fear, for Good.
- Not only did Thomas go from unbelief to belief; he went from isolation to community.
- In adopting this stance one concedes that the rightness or propriety of belief and unbelief depends upon the outcome of a certain inquiry.
- James has in a sense opened up to view an important part of the struggle between belief and unbelief in modern culture.
- Clearly, a measured discussion of the relationship between churches, belief and unbelief, and public life is in order.
- Every age is one of belief and unbelief but our own century has been characterised by restlessness and uncertainty.
- It is also deftly poised on the border between belief and unbelief.
Synonyms atheism, non-belief, agnosticism, heresy, apostasy, irreligion, heathenism, godlessness, nihilism, lack of faith scepticism, cynicism, disbelief, incredulity, suspicion, distrust, mistrust, doubt, non-conviction, dubiety
Definition of unbelief in US English: unbeliefnounˌənbəˈlifˌənbəˈlēf 1Lack of religious belief; an absence of faith. 无宗教信仰；不信，怀疑 the distinction between doubt and unbelief is valid and useful Example sentencesExamples - May none of us allow fear, unbelief, or doubt to keep us from the desert!
- Clearly, a measured discussion of the relationship between churches, belief and unbelief, and public life is in order.
- Why be overawed by the task, or cowed by the abounding unbelief and false religion of our day?
- Belief and unbelief, so important to the intellectual posturing of modern existence, are innocuous, vacuous terms.
- It is also deftly poised on the border between belief and unbelief.
- In adopting this stance one concedes that the rightness or propriety of belief and unbelief depends upon the outcome of a certain inquiry.
- He did rebuke them but it was usually for unbelief and pride.
- Hindrances to revival were sloth, unbelief, lack of discipline and a spirit of controversy.
- Every age is one of belief and unbelief but our own century has been characterised by restlessness and uncertainty.
- Instead of an eager, grateful welcome, the people greeted Jesus with indifference and unbelief.
- He promised a saviour who would carry the sin, selfishness, unbelief, disease, grief, sorrow and fear of death on Himself and Destroy that fear, for Good.
- He told me that during the talk I had literally hammered nails into the coffin of his unbelief in God - and into the coffin of his belief in evolution.
- Naturally there are consequences to both belief and unbelief.
- Not only did Thomas go from unbelief to belief; he went from isolation to community.
- James has in a sense opened up to view an important part of the struggle between belief and unbelief in modern culture.
- In the conflict over assisted suicide, the adversaries are not religion and unbelief but the community versus the individual.
- The issue is whether the judgments of belief should appear as condemnations of other beliefs or of unbelief.
- He is the divine healer who wants us to receive the greatest healing of all: freedom from unbelief and mistrust in his goodness and his perfect plan.
- Why not go to Christ this very day, and cast your soul on him, with all its sins and all its unbelief, with all its doubts and all its fears?
- His presence or absence is in belief or unbelief, and each of the two, once acquired, will necessarily be affirmed by all observations.
Synonyms atheism, non-belief, agnosticism, heresy, apostasy, irreligion, heathenism, godlessness, nihilism, lack of faith - 1.1
another term for disbelief
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