pantheism
- noun
- /ˈpænθiˌɪzəm/
- Specialized
- The philosophy of pantheism encourages individuals to see the sacred in all aspects of nature.
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Examples
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He says that "all who remain enamored of the genuine greatness of man should unite and do combat against" pantheism (2, I, 7).
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So he says this pantheism and he uses the word pantheismos there, right?
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With this thought in mind, what can pantheism be but a vain and silly superstition?
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In discussions about spirituality, some people advocate for pantheism as a holistic way to understand the divine.
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Some critics argue that pantheism fails to distinguish between the creator and the created.
Synonyms
Belief in or worship of many gods
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pantheism can also, in a rare use, mean worship of all gods. It comes from Greek parts pan 'all' and theism 'belief in God', so in that sense it means accepting 'all gods'.