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The Mormon belief that non-Mormons can be saved I would call more liberal than that of the Jehovah's Witnesses. This is because the Mormon belief gives people more freedom to choose how to be saved, in other word they have more liberty.

You could call the Mormon belief less intolerant than the JW belief, because they tolerate other forms of worship, whereas JW see theirs as the one true way, as it were.

An equally good way of describing the JW belief is more proscriptive than that of the Mormons, since the JW force you to be a certain way if you want to be saved.

There is monoculus for a one-eyed person but OED says that it is obsolete.

†2. A one-eyed person or creature. Obs.

Etymology from OED:

< post-classical Latin monoculus the caecum (1363 in Chauliac), a one-eyed person or creature (7th cent.; from 12th cent. in British sources), irregularly < ancient Greek μονο- mono- comb. form + classical Latin oculus .

_{The word is perhaps attested earlier in sense A. 2 as a surname, Simon Monoculus (1212), though it is unclear whether this is to be interpreted as Middle English or post-classical Latin.}

For someone who is blind in one eye or wearing an eye-patch, it doesn't seem like there is a specific single word. (For example, there is borgne in French.)

However, there is again an obsolete word for this sense: purblind.

2. †a. Blind in one eye. Obs.

Urbandictionary mentions pirate-eyed as a slang term but it is described as a specific case:

"Pirate-eyed" is a condition resulting from over use of the iPhone or similar device in the dark or dimly-lit environment whilst favoring one eye. The resulting condition causes a temporary focal imbalance akin to having a patch over an eye.