monotheism

英 [ˈmɒnəʊθiɪzəm]

美 [ˈmɑːnoʊθiɪzəm]

n.  一神教; 一神论

BNC.38822 / COCA.25505

牛津词典

noun

• 一神教；一神论
  the belief that there is only one God

英英释义

noun

• belief in a single God

双语例句

• The logic clue is about the dispute between monotheism and pantheism, polytheism and idol worship.
  逻辑线索即为一神与泛神、多神、偶像崇拜之争。
• The system of the Abraham religious holds that monotheism is the highest stage in the development of the faith, it is worth considering.
  亚伯拉罕宗教系统认为，一神信仰是信仰发展的最高阶段，这值得参考；
• Traditional religions embody such concepts as monotheism, animism, vitalism, spirit and ancestor worship, witchcraft, and sorcery and vary widely among ethnic groups; none is formalized.
  传统宗教包括一些观念，像一神论、万物有灵论、生机说、敬奉祖先、魔法和巫术，因不同的民族有所差异。
• The worship of human beings can be summed up in three points: natural world 、 human beings and reality, and correspondingly, the religions of human beings have undergone three forms: polytheism 、 monotheism and high religion.
  人类的崇拜形式可以归结为自然界、人本身以及绝对实在，相对应人类的宗教也经历了多神教、一神教和高级宗教三种形式。
• The God of Socrates was the intermediary of the transformation from polytheism to monotheism.
  苏格拉底的神是多神教向一神教转变的中介。
• Judaism came into being in accordance with monotheism. Every nation has its own peculiar character.
  犹太民族是因一神教而诞生的民族。每一个民族都有其独特的民族性。
• The development of religion from fetishism and polytheism to dualist religion and monotheism.
  上古宗教经历了从原始拜物教、多神教经二元神教的过渡向一神教的发展历程。
• In order to keep and let other ethnic groups accept their monotheism, the Christian leader faced how to explain the confusion of monotheism thinking, at last, they solved this problem by using some plots.
  当时的基督教领袖们为了保持并让别的民族也接受他们的一神信仰，他们面临着如何阐释这种一神信仰的思想的困惑，最终他们运用某些策略解决了这种困惑。
• It is closely combined with Jewish rites, reverting back to the history, reiterating the commandments, and maintaining the pure religious institution of monotheism.
  它与犹太教的礼拜仪式紧密结合在一起，回溯历史，重申诫命，维护纯正的一神信仰。
• As an ethical monotheism, Judaism must give up the confirmation of knowledge of the Unique God and adopt the moral proof for the existence of the Lord.
  犹太教是一种伦理一神教，这决定了它必然放弃对上帝的知识论态度，转而使用实践理性去确证上帝的存在。