noun
- plural of ditheism; belief systems or doctrines that recognize or worship two gods or two supreme principles
Usage: formal; religious/philosophical context; plural form
Examples
- Various ditheisms emerged in ancient Persian and Gnostic traditions.
- The scholar compared different ditheisms across world religions.
- Some early Christian heresies were accused of promoting ditheisms.
- Zoroastrianism is sometimes interpreted as one of the historical ditheisms.
- The professor lectured on how ditheisms differ from monotheistic faiths.