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CREDO

L. "to believe"

accredit

v. To authorize; to certify; to believe.

credence

n. Belief; acceptance as true.

creditable

adj. Deserving praise.

credulous

adj. Believing too easily; gullible.

creed

n. A statement of belief or principle.

DEUS

L. "god"

DIVINO

L. "to foretell"

DIVINUS

L. "divine"

divine

v. 1. To foretell by supernatural means.


2. To know by intuition or insight.

divinity

n. 1. A god or goddess; a divine being.


2. The state of being divine.


3. The study of Christian theology.

THEOS

G. "god"

theocracy

n. Government by divine power or priests.

theology

n. The study of religion.

atheist

n. A person who believes there is no god.

pantheism

n. Identifying god with nature; belief in all gods.

pantheon

n. All the gods of a people or religion. (When capitalized, Pantheon refers to the circular domed temple in Rome built in 27 B.C. and dedicated to all the gods.)

SACER

L. "sacred"

consecrate

v.1. To make or declare something sacred.


2. To dedicate something to a goal.

execrate

v. To denounce as vile or evil; to curse; to detest.

sacrament

n. Something considered to have sacred significance.

sacrilege

n. Disrespect to something regarded as sacred.

sacrosanct

adj. Sacred

SANCTUS

L. "holy"

sanctimonious

adj. Pretending to be righteous.

sanction

n. 1. Approval; support; permission.


2. (usually plural) A penalty for breaking with law or custom.


v. To approve; to encourage.

sanctity

n. Godliness; holiness.

sanctuary

n. A sacred place; any place of refuge.

HIEROS

G. "holy," "sacred," "supernatural,"

hierarchy

n. a group organized by rank.

hieroglyphic

adj. 1. Written with pictures to represent sounds or meanings of words.


2. Hard to read.

PIO, PIARE

L. "to appease," "to purify,"

expiate

v. To make amends for; to atone for.

piety

n. Religious devotion; great respect toward something. especially parents.

impious

adj. Sacrilegious; profane; lacking appropriate reverence or respect.

pittance

n. A meager portion of anything; especially an allowance or salary.