duotheist
duotheist noun: a person who adheres to duotheism.
Noun
duotheist (plural duotheists)
- A person who adheres to duotheism.
- As we noticed, the first developments of Christology inclined them to look at the Christians as duotheists, worshiping sometimes the God of Israel, and sometimes a second God, his eternal Son.1995, Vincent Martin, A House Divided
Forms of duotheist
| plural | duotheists |
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Words formed from duotheist
- duotheistic
- duotheistical
- duotheistically
Questions about duotheist
- What does duotheist mean?
- Duotheist means a person who adheres to duotheism.
- What part of speech is duotheist?
- Duotheist is a noun.
- What is the plural of duotheist?
- The plural of duotheist is duotheists.
Words near duotheist in the dictionary
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