pantheism
/ˈpænθiɪzəm/
noun
- The belief that God or a divine power is present in everything in the universe and that the universe itself is divine.
- Many ancient cultures practiced a form of pantheism, seeing gods in rivers, trees, and mountains.
- The poet's work is filled with pantheism, describing the entire world as a living, holy being.
- Her personal philosophy is close to pantheism because she feels a sacred connection to all of nature.
- The worship or acceptance of all gods from different religions.
- The festival celebrated pantheism, with prayers offered to gods from Greek, Hindu, and Norse mythologies.
- His view of pantheism was simple: every god people have ever believed in deserves respect.
- Some modern spiritual movements embrace pantheism by honoring deities from many traditions.
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