Definition: The term "Agoranomus" in the New Testament has multiple meanings, but one common interpretation is that it refers to someone who is not a Christian or adheres to an alternative religious belief system, such as Judaism or Islam. In this context, "Agoranomus" might refer to a person who professes to believe in the teachings of a particular faith and practices their religion without following the beliefs, customs, or rituals of that specific faith. This could include those who are not part of the majority Christian population but still believe in certain aspects of Christianity. The word "Agoranomus" is often used figuratively and metaphorically to describe someone who is considered to be a "nonbeliever," as it is difficult to define precisely since it's subjective and can vary among different religious groups. It may also refer to someone who has not yet converted to another faith or belief system. It's important to note that this interpretation does not necessarily imply any negative or harmful beliefs, but rather the belief that such individuals have not yet accepted and embraced a particular faith or belief system as their own.

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