theism

• n. 神道；一神教；茶中毒

the-、神、-ism、教義、思想。

theism (n.)

1670s, "belief in a deity or deities," (as opposed to atheism); by 1711 as "belief in one god" (as opposed to polytheism); by 1714 as "belief in the existence of God as creator and ruler of the universe" (as opposed to deism), the usual modern sense; see theist + -ism.

Theism assumes a living relation of God to his creatures, but does not define it. It differs from deism in that the latter is negative and involves a denial of revelation, while the former is affirmative, and underlies Christianity. One may be a theist and not be a Christian, but he cannot be a Christian and not be a theist. [Century Dictionary]

1. Religion is a diffuse topic liable to unending disputation whereas theism is not.

宗教は絶え間ない論争を引き起こしやすい分散型の話題であり、神論があれば.

2.The usual theism is more insipid.

通常の有神論はさらに薄味になった。

3.VOICE：How can theism be presented most effectively in modern thought？

今の思想環境ではどのようにして神論的な思想を最も効果的に表現することができますか。

4.The Ontological Argument attempts to give a deductive argument for theism .

存在論——演繹論証を与えたい。

5. Theism generally comes packaged in a religion.

有神論は一般的に宗教に混じっている。