henotheism in Greek
henotheism in Greek is ενοθεϊσμός — henotheism means belief in or worship of one deity while accepting that other deities exist.
henotheism in Greek
ενοθεϊσμός
Pronounced: enotheismos
Belief in or worship of one deity without denying the existence of other deities.
What does "henotheism" mean?
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noun Belief in or worship of one deity while accepting that other deities exist.
"Some ancient religions practiced henotheism, honoring one chief god without denying others."
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henotheism in a sentence
- Some ancient religions practiced henotheism, honoring one chief god without denying others.
- Scholars debate whether early Israelite religion began as a form of henotheism.
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What is "henotheism" in Greek?
"henotheism" in Greek is ενοθεϊσμός. henotheism means: Belief in or worship of one deity while accepting that other deities exist.
How do you pronounce ενοθεϊσμός?
"henotheism" in Greek is ενοθεϊσμός, pronounced "enotheismos".
How do you use "henotheism" in a sentence?
Example: "Some ancient religions practiced henotheism, honoring one chief god without denying others." In Greek, "henotheism" is ενοθεϊσμός.
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