What's the difference?

Since there is no central authority on who is or isn’t a Christian, it boils down to this:

A Christian is someone who calls themself a Christian. A non-Christian is someone who does not call themself a Christian.

The small g is like talking about an idol that people worship. God is real and I feel sorry for the people that don’t believe that. Where are you going to go when you pass away?

Decay into the ground…just like every other animal on this planet.

I don’t believe in your god, therefore I don’t spell it with a capital g…He isn’t real to everyone.

“non believers are the rest hwo dont belive in christ God but other gods”

not all non-believers have a belief in other gods…many are non-believers in the purest sense of the word.

“Budda’s”

Buddhists follow the teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, or The Buddha. Quite wonderful, peaceful teachings…right understanding, right thought, right speech, right action, right livelihood, right effort, right mindfulness, and right concentration.

Christians believe in Jesus christ and have a personal relationship with him thats a true christian, while if you were religious you still love God.. but dont have a relation..

   now non believers are the rest hwo dont belive in christ God but other gods...  and there not saved im not judging im just saying what I hear from church and what I know :) if you need more hlpe just ask

Non-christians are like Muslims, Hindu’s, Budda’s, etc…Christians believe in Christ…

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ummm…the ground. Jews do not spell the name of G-d. When I write it, I spell it G-d or god

Short answer:

One believes Jesus Christ was the son of god

Non-Christian does not believe in the above.