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deist
[ dee-ist ]
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- de·istic de·isti·cal adjective
- de·isti·cal·ly adverb
- non·deist noun
- nonde·istic adjective
- nonde·isti·cal adjective
- nonde·isti·cal·ly adverb
- unde·isti·cal adjective
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Example Sentences
It is no perplexity that a man may get rid of by ceasing to be a Christian, and which has no existence for a philosophic Deist.
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His religion had been outwardly that of a deist; he now professed a piety which he always felt but rarely practised.
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It would give you, and Jardine, and Robertson, great satisfaction to find that there is not a single deist among them.
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Nobody, henceforth, need be afraid to patronize me, either as a Scotchman or a Deist.
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Is not the theologian's God, as well as that of the deist, a cause incompatible with the effects attributed to it?
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