it means that 'do you believe in ONE God?' too?
Interesting question. It actually means both, since [fr]un means both [eng]a and [eng]one
But actually in French, if one believes in a god, which is not my case, one doesn’t consider polytheism as an option, long gone, and stipulates : “croire en Dieu” as if there was only ONE.
My sentence is different...
Thank you for your answer! :)
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