More generally: a religious dissenter.

A person who disagrees (in various senses); esp. a person who holds or expresses a different opinion from another.

= nonconformitant, n.

Usually with capital initial. Originally (in the early 17th cent.): a person adhering to the doctrine but not the usages of the Church of England…

= nonconformist, n.

= nonconformist, n.

= nonconformist, n.

One who does not conform in matters religious or ecclesiastical; = nonconformist, n. adj.

One who dissents in matters of religious belief and worship. in the general sense.

= nonconformist, n.

A fanatic person; a visionary; an unreasoning enthusiast. Applied in the latter half of the 17th c. to Nonconformists as a hostile epithet.

A person who does not conform; spec. = nonconformist, n. 1a.

One who withdraws, in various senses of the verb; spec. in Scottish Church History, one who did not conform to the established church in the 17th…

A person who withholds consent; a dissenter.

= nonconformist, n.

a Nonconformist or Dissenter.

a detestable person (originally spec. as an opprobrious name applied to nonconformists: see shick-shack, n.).

One who dissents from the established or dominant form of religion; a dissenter.

A person who attends a meeting or meetings; spec. one who attends religious (esp. Nonconformist) services or meetings (meeting, n. 3b); a member…

(slang) a Nonconformist or Dissenter; (U.S.) one or other of various birds or fishes having speckled markings on the abdomen.