theosophism

/θiˈɑsəfɪzəm/
noun
  1. The beliefs, doctrines, or system of theosophy.
    • Theosophism teaches that all religions share a common core of wisdom.
    • Many people in the early 1900s were drawn to theosophism because of its promise of hidden knowledge.
    • The scholar wrote a detailed analysis of theosophism and its influence on modern spirituality.
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