Pantheistic is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PANTHEISTIC in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• relating to pantheism, also PANTHEISTICAL
• Alt. of Pantheistical
• of or relating to pantheism
• relating to pantheism
• of or relating to pantheism, a doctrine which regards the universe as a manifestation of God.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a doctrine that equates God with the forces and laws of the universe

Words related to PANTHEISTIC

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Words that contain PANTHEISTIC

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How to use PANTHEISTIC in a sentence

• But Epicurean materialism was transformed into a pantheistic mysticism by the doctrine that God is the soul of matter.
• Stoicism indeed pretended to be pantheistic, and Wordsworth has demonstrated the value to romanticism of that attitude.
• And the same thing, at least on the Pantheistic view, is true of every other mode of apparently separate or finite existence.
• But this seems to leave no room for creation out of nothing, and it is to that extent pantheistic.
• The treatise includes a liturgy of the pantheistic society with many quotations from the ancient poets.
• The pantheistic theism defended by Lewes in his book on Comte, in 1853, seems to have been also accepted by George Eliot.
• It is after this analogy that pantheistic idealism thinks that we exist in the absolute.
• We should watch and pray that we enter not into the temptation of pantheistic belief in matter as sensible mind.
• Thirdly, he is not only a deity, but he actually becomes God in the European and also in the pantheistic acceptation of the word, and is the centre of a philosophic theology.
• But it is significant that the personal deity frequently assumes pantheistic attributes and is declared to be both the world and the human soul.
• The order in all its branches seems to have strong pantheistic inclinations.
• Pantheistic texts are twisted until they are made to express uncompromising monotheism.
• Brahman is God in the pantheistic sense, totally disconnected with mythology and in most passages impersonal.
• But in the Far East the doctrine became less pantheistic and more ethical than the corresponding Indian ideas.
• Almost inevitably Pantheistic religions unduly exalt those powers which make for fertility of field and the increase of life.
• Pantheistic theories are rarely held, and the dreams and emotions which those theories are fitted to feed are foreign and repulsive.
• The Pantheistic and Stoic elements which are found here and there must of course be eliminated.
• The best passages in the essay are those in which he is frankly pantheistic, and is swept, like Shaftesbury, into enthusiastic assertion of the universal harmony of things.
• Monotheism with Pantheistic tendencies the spirit of the Indian Vedas, 672-l.
• Pantheistic monotheism marks the spirit of the Indian Vedas, 672-l.
• The purpose of his life was to reform the religion of Egypt, to replace it, in fact, by a pantheistic monotheism, the visible symbol of which was the solar disk.
• Neither pantheistic, however, nor very speculative, Mr.
• Our piety, unlike our barbarous pantheistic theology, has long lost sight of its rudimentary material object, and habituated us to the worship of human sanctity and human love.
• For pantheistic morals, though post-rational, are not ascetic.
• But this monotheism has almost always a pantheistic tinge.
• It was a full-blown system of pantheistic rationalism, with a scheme of philosophy that to the far-Oriental mind seemed perfect as a rule both of faith and practice.
• The philosophy of modern Confucianism is wholly pantheistic.

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