Apostate in a sentence as a noun

Try being a Kurd in Turkey or an apostate in an islamic country, then you will learn what racist means.

But it is a fact that Islamic Law demands everywhere that the apostate is put to death.

But if nothing else we should all embrace the notion that there is no such thing as a Hindu heretic or apostate.

I'm similarly apostate, and I'm quite sure you're not welcome in the communion line as an atheist.

I would bet all religions say that, and in other places all religions justify killing the sub-human, apostate 'other'.

Apostate in a sentence as an adjective

The difference is only whether an apostate is given the opportunity to repent or not, or whether he is given a certain number of days to repent.

And it was maintained for hundreds of years thereafter through state violence: in most of Europe, if you attempted to convert to another religion, or declare yourself an atheist, you'd be executed as an apostate or a heretic.

Consequently, apostate Malays would have to forfeit all their constitutional privileges...”I’d consider it less of championing humanist causes, more a Sunni government will not hand over their followers to concentration camps.

I tried powering through that reticence, believing there's some "magical world" as you put it, where testing actually helps you code faster and more accurately, but I found even myself a TDD apostate, I don't even do it for my own projects anymore.

Many are Yazidis, a persecuted minority sect that the extremist Islamic State considers to be apostate "*****-worshippers," in part because of the Yazidis' ancient connection to the region's pre-Islamic past.

Apostate definitions

noun

a disloyal person who betrays or deserts his cause or religion or political party or friend etc.

See also: deserter renegade turncoat recreant ratter

adjective

not faithful to religion or party or cause