Infidel: In New York, one who does not believe in the Christian religion; in Constantinople, one who does

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not believe in the Muslim religion; in London, one who does not believe in any religion. – Ambrose Bierce This quote by Ambrose Bierce highlights the subjective nature of the term "infidel" and how it varies across different societies and religions. Bierce sheds light on the fact that what defines an infidel is dependent on the predominant faith in a particular region. By giving examples from different cities, he challenges the notion of an absolute definition. The quote points out the inconsistency and cultural relativity associated with the label "infidel," emphasizing the need for understanding and acceptance of diverse religious beliefs.

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