theism in Japanese
theism in Japanese is 有神論 — theism means belief in the existence of at least one god.
theism in Japanese
有神論
Pronounced: yuushinron
Belief in the existence of at least one deity.
What does "theism" mean?
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noun Belief in the existence of at least one god.
"Her theism shaped the way she thought about right and wrong."
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theism in a sentence
- Her theism shaped the way she thought about right and wrong.
- Theism and atheism sit at opposite ends of the debate about whether any god exists.
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What is "theism" in Japanese?
"theism" in Japanese is 有神論. theism means: Belief in the existence of at least one god.
How do you pronounce 有神論?
"theism" in Japanese is 有神論, pronounced "yuushinron".
How do you use "theism" in a sentence?
Example: "Her theism shaped the way she thought about right and wrong." In Japanese, "theism" is 有神論.
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