Dualism

Definition of Dualism as it relates to Religions, Pantheism, Christian Science

Dualism, as it relates to Christian Science, refers to the belief in two fundamental and opposing forces or principles governing the world. These may include good and evil, spirit and matter, or God and the devil. This perspective emphasizes the dual nature of reality and the ongoing struggle between these opposing forces. In this context, Dualism can be seen as a more specific aspect of Christian Science, which itself is a subset of Religions, and shares some common ground with Pantheism in its recognition of multiple fundamental principles at play in the universe.

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