non-Catholic
Not following papacy
A non-Catholic is anyone who is not a member of the Roman Catholic Church—Protestants, Orthodox Christians, Jews, Muslims, atheists, and others.
The term appears most often in Catholic contexts discussing marriage, sacraments, or institutional membership: Non-Catholics may not receive communion at Mass.
As an adjective: a non-Catholic spouse, non-Catholic schools.
Reformation-era Protestant denomination
- BaptistImmersion-practicing Protestant
- MethodistProtestant denomination member
- PresbyterianElder-governed Protestant denomination
- AnglicanChurch of England member
Episcopalian · Pentecostal · Adventist · Calvinist · Wesleyan · Anabaptist · Quaker · Mennonite
One denying gods exist
- agnosticFlexible across platforms
- humanistEthics-focused secular philosopher
- freethinkerRejects doctrine for reason
- secularistAdvocate for nonreligious governance
nonreligious · irreligious · skeptic · rationalist · unbeliever · nonbeliever · unchurched · lapsed
Ancient Christian communion
- Greek OrthodoxByzantine Christian tradition
- Russian OrthodoxSlavic Byzantine Christianity
- CopticLate Egyptian language
- ByzantineOf Constantinople's civilization
Latter-day Saint adherent
- Jehovah's WitnessChristian denomination rejecting holidays
- UnitarianTrinity-rejecting Christian
- Seventh-day AdventistSaturday-Sabbath Protestant denomination
- Christian ScientistReligion rejecting medical treatment
Adherent of Islam
- JewishOf a Semitic people
- HinduFollower of ancient Indian religion
- BuddhistFollower of Gautama's teachings
- SikhPunjabi monotheist believer
Shinto · Taoist · Zoroastrian · Jain · Baha'i · Confucian · pagan · Wiccan
Promoting religious unity
- interreligiousAcross different faiths
- pluralistBeliever in diverse coexistence
- multifaithIncluding various religions
- dialogueSpoken exchange between parties
coexistence · inclusivity · tolerance · bridge-building · cooperation · understanding · respect · common ground
Lutheran
Reformation-era Protestant denomination
- BaptistImmersion-practicing Protestant
- MethodistProtestant denomination member
- PresbyterianElder-governed Protestant denomination
Anglican · Episcopalian · Pentecostal · Adventist · Calvinist · Wesleyan · Anabaptist · Quaker · Mennonite · Amish
atheist
One denying gods exist
- agnosticFlexible across platforms
- humanistEthics-focused secular philosopher
- freethinkerRejects doctrine for reason
secularist · nonreligious · irreligious · skeptic · rationalist · unbeliever · nonbeliever · unchurched · lapsed · deconverted
Eastern Orthodox
Ancient Christian communion
- Greek OrthodoxByzantine Christian tradition
- Russian OrthodoxSlavic Byzantine Christianity
- CopticLate Egyptian language
Mormon
Latter-day Saint adherent
- Jehovah's WitnessChristian denomination rejecting holidays
- UnitarianTrinity-rejecting Christian
- Seventh-day AdventistSaturday-Sabbath Protestant denomination
Christian Scientist · nondenominational · restorationist · independent church
Muslim
Adherent of Islam
- JewishOf a Semitic people
- HinduFollower of ancient Indian religion
- BuddhistFollower of Gautama's teachings
Sikh · Shinto · Taoist · Zoroastrian · Jain · Baha'i · Confucian · pagan · Wiccan · animist
ecumenical
Promoting religious unity
- interreligiousAcross different faiths
- pluralistBeliever in diverse coexistence
- multifaithIncluding various religions
dialogue · coexistence · inclusivity · tolerance · bridge-building · cooperation · understanding · respect · common ground · shared values