Deistic (adjective)

Describing a belief in a deity that created the universe but is otherwise not involved in its operation or preservation.

Origin:

The word 'deistic' is derived from the latin word 'deus' meaning 'god'. it is used to describe a belief in a deity that created the universe but is otherwise not involved in its operation or preservation.

Examples:

1. Deistic beliefs hold that God created the world, but does not interfere with its workings.
2. The scientist had a deistic view of the universe.
3. Deistic beliefs were popular during the Enlightenment era.
4. Many deists believe in a divine creator but reject the idea of revealed religion.
5. Deistic beliefs often lack the rituals and practices found in organized religions.