Relating to the belief in or worship of one supreme god, or relating to the union or oneness of things.
Derived from Greek 'henos' (one) combined with the suffix '-otic' or '-ic.' It appears in theological and philosophical texts describing the concept of unity or supreme godhood.
The word 'henotic' appears in some ancient theological disputes, particularly in discussions about the nature of Christ and divine unity in early Christianity. It's one of those specialized words that reveals how religions struggle to describe complex ideas about oneness and multiplicity at the same time.
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