1. a person who believes in or advocates ditheism, the doctrine that there are two equal and opposing divine principles or gods (one good, one evil).
Usage: philosophical/religious term; often used in academic or theological contexts

Examples

• The ditheist worldview posits a cosmic struggle between good and evil forces.
• Some scholars classify Zoroastrianism as ditheist in its dualistic theology.
• A ditheist might argue that the existence of evil requires a second divine power.
• The ditheist perspective differs fundamentally from monotheistic religions.
• Ancient Persian religion influenced ditheist thought in Western philosophy.