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'''Theismus''' (a [[Graece|Graeco]] ''theos'' 'deus') in [[religio comparativa|religione comparativa]] est opinio saltem unam [[deitas|deitatem]] exsistere.<ref>[http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/theism "Theism,] www.merriam-webster.com (Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary).</ref> [[Nomen substantivum|Nomen]] ''theismus'' classicam [[deus|dei]] notionem saepe [[sermo]]ne vulgari describit quae in [[Christianitas|Christianitate]], [[Iudaismus|Iudaismo]], [[Islam]], [[Sikhismus|Sikhismo]], et [[Hinduismus|Hinduismo]] invenitur. [[Nomen substantivum|Nomen]] ''theism'' [[Anglice]] a [[Radulphus Cudworth|Radulpho Cudworth]] (1617–1688) primum adhibitum est.<ref>Halsey, Blackburn, et Francis 1969, 22:266–267.</ref> In cuius [[definitio]]ne, ei "theistae proprie appellantur qui adfirment [[entitas|entitatem]] [[intellegentia|intellegentem]] perfecte consciam, vel [[mens|mentem]], in se ex [[aeternitas|aeternitate]] exsistentem, omnes res alias effecisse."<ref>[[Anglice]]: "strictly and properly called Theists, who affirm, that a perfectly conscious understanding being, or mind, existing of itself from eternity, was the cause of all other things."</ref><ref>Ralph Cudworth (1678), ''The True Intellectual System of the Universe,'' vol. 1 (Novi Eboraci: Gould & Newman, 1837), 267.</ref>