Can you think of a religious term that contains a double negative within it?

Question

Antidisestablishmentarianism originated in the context of the nineteenth century Church of England, where "antidisestablishmentarians" were opposed to proposals to remove the Church's status as the state church of England.

I guess he doesn't think it's a religious term because it's not from his SPECIFIC religious denomination.

Answer 1

Antidisestablishmentarianism.

"Anti-" and "dis-"

crypto: The term was historically used to refer to people who didn't want the Church of England separated from the state, which is why I consider it a religious term.

It's also the only one I could think of that came close and fit the criteria.

Answer 2

(antidisestablishmentarianism is more of a political term than religious)

the answer is The Golden Rule

"Do not(1) do to others what you do not(2) want done to you."

Answer 3

You are not an atheist still now you are believeing your logic religious. Double negative will not be enlightenment. The formular to certain things are of right to show the result but not everything.
An atheist understand what is god, even you and I are god, and how will be god until now there is only one atheist in the world was budha. His statement; everything is changing even my words are changing. This rule still now none can ruin it.

Answer 4

The first one to come to mind is "atheism":
a- = without
theism = belief without evidence (i.e., guillibility)

Answer 5

Believer in Atheism?

Answer 6

I can't think of one. I'll get back to ya.

Answer 7

"Christian Right" at least it's doubly negative in MY lexicon

Answer 8

I can't think of none.