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Meanings of theist in English
Spanish
teísta Person who believes in the existence of a god or gods.
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Usage of theist in English
1
You told me a little while ago you were a Geminon theist.
2
He was repeatedly indignant at the suggestion that he was a theist.
3
Rousseau was a sentimental theist; Voltaire erected a church to God.
4
The world is not the same to the Christian theist and to the agnostic.
5
He was a theist because, in his time, everybody was.
6
Whatever theist fortunes, they would always be welcome here .
7
As to Mr. Lincoln's religious views, he was, in short, an infidel,... a theist.
8
Of course Jesus was a theist, but that is the least interesting thing about him.
9
The theist recognizes a creator who created the universe and is responsible for its operation.
10
He was a theist, of wavering and doubtful faith.
11
For, after all, what the theist needs is, not an eternal energy, but a personality.
12
As ever, the theist's answer is deeply unsatisfying, because it leaves the existence of God unexplained.
13
The theist claims that God is the answer.
14
How strange that a convinced theist should be so prone to associate design only with miracle!
15
The intent is to make the admonition still yet more inclusive (to those not theist).
16
But Tennyson was a passionately convinced theist.
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