non-Christian

adjective

1. (of a person, country, etc) not adhering to the Christian faith

noun

1. a person who does not adhere to the Christian faith

Example Sentences

“Non-white Christian groups, non-Christian groups and religiously unaffiliated voters have tended to vote Democrat.”

From BBC

Harris’s backers also included Jewish-Americans, the religiously unaffiliated and other non-Christian Americans, according to the PPRI.

From BBC

Liberal pastors also acknowledge the modern dilemma of framing progressive values with Christian morality in a country where atheists, Jews, Muslims, Buddhists and other non-Christian religious and spiritual identities encompass an increasing share of the population.

From Salon

To settle just where that line actually lay, Spanish and Portuguese diplomats met for months in 1494 in the tiny city of Tordesillas for high-stakes negotiations, producing a treaty that split the non-Christian world between them and officially launched the Iberian age.

From Salon

Until Kennedy, courts prohibited school prayer because of the coercive pressure it put on atheist, Jewish, Muslim and other non-Christian students to either pray along or be ostracized.

From Salon