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1 politeísmo
• polytheism -
2 politeísmo
m.polytheism.* * *1 polytheism* * *SM polytheism* * *masculino polytheism* * *= polytheism.Ex. One of the most common assertions made by monotheists is that polytheism is 'idolatry'.* * *masculino polytheism* * *= polytheism.Ex: One of the most common assertions made by monotheists is that polytheism is 'idolatry'.
* * *polytheism* * *
politeísmo sustantivo masculino
polytheism
politeísmo sustantivo masculino polytheism
* * *politeísmo nmpolytheism* * *politeísmo nm: polytheism♦ politeísta adj & nmf -
3 monoteísmo
m.monotheism.* * *1 monotheism* * *SM monotheism* * *masculino monotheism* * *= monotheism.Ex. Monotheism is usually contrasted with polytheism, which is the belief in many gods, and atheism, which is the absence of any belief in gods.* * *masculino monotheism* * *= monotheism.Ex: Monotheism is usually contrasted with polytheism, which is the belief in many gods, and atheism, which is the absence of any belief in gods.
* * *monotheism* * *
monoteísmo sustantivo masculino
monotheism
' monoteísmo' also found in these entries:
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monotheism
* * *monoteísmo nmmonotheism* * *m monotheism* * *monoteísmo nm: monotheism -
4 monoteísta
adj.monotheistic.f. & m.monotheist, person who believes in an only God.* * *► adjetivo1 monotheistic1 monotheist* * *1.ADJ monotheistic2.SMF monotheist* * *= monotheist.Ex. One of the most common assertions made by monotheists is that polytheism is 'idolatry'.* * *= monotheist.Ex: One of the most common assertions made by monotheists is that polytheism is 'idolatry'.
* * *monotheisticmonotheist* * *♦ adjmonotheistic♦ nmfmonotheist* * *monoteísta adj: monotheisticmonoteísta nmf: monotheist
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Polytheism — • The belief in, and consequent worship of, many gods. Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Polytheism Polytheism † … Catholic encyclopedia
Polytheism — Pol y*the*ism, n. [Poly + Gr. ? cf. F. polyth[ e]isme.] The doctrine of, or belief in, a plurality of gods. [1913 Webster] In the Old Testament, the gradual development of polytheism from the primitive monotheism may be learned. Shaff Herzog.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
polytheism — (n.) 1610s, from Fr. polythéisme (16c.), formed from Gk. polytheos of many gods, from polys many (see POLY (Cf. poly )) + theos god (see THEA (Cf. Thea)). Polytheist first attested 1610s … Etymology dictionary
polytheism — ► NOUN ▪ the belief in or worship of more than one god. DERIVATIVES polytheist noun polytheistic adjective. ORIGIN from Greek polutheos of many gods … English terms dictionary
polytheism — [päl′i thē iz΄əm, päl΄i thē′iz΄əm] n. [Fr polythéisme < Gr polytheos, of many gods < poly , many (see POLY ) + theos, god: see THEO ] belief in or worship of many gods, or more than one god: opposed to MONOTHEISM polytheist [päl′i thēist]… … English World dictionary
Polytheism — Egyptians Gods … Wikipedia
polytheism — polytheist, n. polytheistic, polytheistical, adj. polytheistically, adv. /pol ee thee iz euhm, pol ee thee iz euhm/, n. the doctrine of or belief in more than one god or in many gods. [1605 15; POLY + THEISM; cf. F polythéisme] * * * Belief in… … Universalium
Polytheism — the view that there is one or more gods or goddesses.[13] More specifically, it may also mean the belief in God, a god, or gods, who is/are actively involved in maintaining the Universe. A theist can also take the position that he does not have… … Mini philosophy glossary
polytheism — This term (from the Greek polys, meaning many, and theos, meaning God ) refers to belief in and worship of several different gods, who are often envisioned as having different functions in the world. Polytheism is contrasted withmonotheism,… … Glossary of theological terms
polytheism — noun Etymology: French polytheisme, from Late Greek polytheos polytheistic, from Greek, of many gods, from poly + theos god Date: 1613 belief in or worship of more than one god • polytheist adjective or noun • polytheistic also polytheistical… … New Collegiate Dictionary
polytheism — noun /pɒliˈθiˈĭzˈəm The belief of the existence of many gods … Wiktionary