No, but it is complicated.
Theists can be fundamentalist, conservative, or liberal/secular. Deists are overwhelming secular. Both of these assume the word "secular" to mean "separating religion and the state". A theist is simply a person who believes a God or gods that interact with the world periodically, e.g. personal gods. a deist is simply a person who believe that a God or gods created the universe and then abstained from acting during all of human history.
Fundamentalist theocracy is a form of government where religious leaders or institutions hold ultimate authority, and laws are based on a strict interpretation of religious texts. This system often limits individual freedoms and rights, as well as restricts the role of secular institutions in governance. Examples include the Taliban regime in Afghanistan and the Islamic Republic of Iran.
superstition
AnswerDeism is a form of monotheism that rejects the idea that the god intervenes in the world. Hence any notion of special revelation is impossible, and the nature of the god can only be known through reason and observation from nature. A deist thus rejects the miraculous, and the claim to knowledge made for religious groups and texts. Deism is probably closer to agnosticism than to theism.
Deism is a belief in a higher power that created the universe but does not intervene in daily life. In deism, the concept of God is more of a prime mover or creator rather than a personal deity. Individuals who identify as deists believe in a distant and uninvolved God.
The belief in the existence of God is called theism. It is the view that at least one deity exists.
The book Confessions Of A Secular Fundamentalist was written by Mani Shankar Aiyer.
Lester Mondale has written: 'Three Unitarian philosophies of religion' -- subject(s): Deism, Humanism, Theism, Unitarianism
Deist -nouna person who believes in deism. Deism -noun1.belief in the existence of a god on the evidence of reason and nature only, with rejection of supernatural revelation ( distinguished from theism). 2.belief in a God who created the world but has since remained indifferent to it. examples: a deist rejects the Bible, or Jesus' resurrection, but accepts natural reasoning only. The contradiction is that Jesus' resurrection is highly logical, and evidence driven. With plenty of historical background both religious and secular writers of the time of Jesus accept.
Mani Shankar xzo Aiyar has written: 'Confessions of a Secular Fundamentalist'
Mani Shankar Aiyer has written: 'Confessions of a secular fundamentalist' -- subject(s): Religion and state, Secularism
Theism is a belief in a God or gods, who created and now control the universe and usually intercede in human affairs. When used in relationship with deism, it usually refers to the Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity and Islam). The concept of deism arose during the Enlightenment as a minimalist interpretation of Christianity, as attempts were made to establish a rational basis for faith. Because the concept of a God who intervenes in human affairs seems unsupportable, the notion developed of a creator God who, having created the world, took no further part in world affairs. Deism is thus a form of monotheism in which any notion of special revelation is impossible, and the nature of the god can only be known through reason and observation from nature. A deist rejects the miraculous and the claim to knowledge made for religious groups and texts. Several of the Founding Fathers of the United States appear to have been deists.
A belief that nature is evidence of a creator is Deism.
Moralistic therapeutic deism was created in 2005.
The word "deism" has its roots in the word "god". Deism refers to the belief that based on observation, the natural world has "reason" and this is sufficient to justify the existence of God. In short, deism refers to the belief that there is God.
An Agnostic Deist is someone who believes it is impossible to prove that god exists (agnosticism) yet believes that god does exist but does not intervene in human affairs (deism). It is a combination of agnostic theism and deism.
Theism is the term that refers to the belief in the existence of a god or some type of supreme being.
Some Christian denominations believe and teach that the world was created according to biblical accounts, and other denominations do not. Denominations that do believe this are generally called fundamentalist denominations. The word fundamentalist does not refer to Christianity alone. Any religious group that holds to the belief that their holy writings are completely authoritative in every way, and beyond any secular criticism would be called a fundamentalist religion.