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org/wiki/Theist So I would use simply the word 'believer'. Unlike 'atheist', 'monotheist', 'pantheist', etc. it has the general word 'believer'.
- org/wiki/Theist So I would use simply the word 'believer'.
- Unlike 'atheist', 'monotheist', 'pantheist', etc.
- it has the general word 'believer'.
- Maybe other people say something else.
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As I can see it exists as a technical word and means 'believer':
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theist
So I would use simply the word 'believer'. Unlike 'atheist', 'monotheist', 'pantheist', etc. it has the general word 'believer'.
Maybe other people say something else.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theist
So I would use simply the word 'believer'. Unlike 'atheist', 'monotheist', 'pantheist', etc. it has the general word 'believer'.
Maybe other people say something else.
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