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Meanings of pantheism in English
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Usage of pantheism in English
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William rejoins; now let us see how your pantheism differs from mine.
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Judaism wavers between the two opposite conceptions: absolute transcendentalism and absolute pantheism.
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Meditate upon it, for within it lies the true explanation of pantheism.
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The Stoic system of physics was materialism with an infusion of pantheism.
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Christianity and philosophy, theism and pantheism, dualism and immanence, are irreconcilable opposites.
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Hindu pantheism includes polytheism with its attendant patrolatry, demonology, and consequent ritualism.
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Its pantheism, which embraces all things, covers all sides of all questions.
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The Greek idea runs out toward pantheism in Spinoza and Hegel.
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Her passionate pantheism was not derived; it was established in her own soul.
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We find in them a trace of the pantheism of Spinoza.
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Bad pictures and bad manners and pantheism and the Albert Memorial.
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This belief has helped to neutralize the paralyzing tendency of Buddhist fatalistic pantheism.
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Somebody warned me against Maurice de Guérin on the ground of his pantheism.
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Secondly, in the absurd pantheism where, all being God, God exists no longer.
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The passage from pantheism to epicureanism is not a long one.
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We find in the writings of these Hindus materialism, atomism, pantheism, Pyrrhonism, idealism.
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