Freethinking [adjective]

Compare Bentley on Freethinking, from which much of this is derived.

But our Sham Rao had a slight tendency to freethinking, as we knew, and besides, he was too much of an admirer of Haeckel.

Why then does Professor Huxley press the "possibility" of miracles against his Freethinking friends?

He made it out of good-will; but it is a judgment on me, because freethinking is being inculcated in the young people.

He was introduced by his freethinking antagonist, who claimed for him a respectful hearing.

For his freethinking opinions he was obliged to leave his country and reside in Paris.

He was an intimate friend of Alex. von Humboldt, and shared his Freethinking opinions.

The only tutor I valued—you, Koll—had been dismissed; they considered you to be too freethinking.

These new claimants say, "We are as much Freethinkers as yourselves," so that it is necessary to define Freethinking.

The tacit or expressed aim of all Freethinking, has ever been true thinking and pure thinking.