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Meanings of theism in English
Belief in the existence of at least one deity.
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Usage of theism in English
1
Christianity and philosophy, theism and pantheism, dualism and immanence, are irreconcilable opposites.
2
Paine's theism, however invested with biblical and Christian phraseology, was a birthright.
3
Most forms of theism today are reconciled to the truth of evolutionary theory.
4
So I need to say more about theism and the evidence for it.
5
In the next generation, Unitarianism expressed itself through Theodore Parker as simple theism.
6
This is that theism is in the nature of a hypothesis.
7
Only according to theism is there dialogue between Creator and creature.
8
Yet it is probable that his theism went a little deeper than this.
9
Which word we use here depends upon our definition of theism.
10
It seems, at first sight, to confine itself to denying theism and pantheism.
11
Haeckel has chosen this word Monism, as opposed to theism, deism, materialism, spiritism.
12
The more animism the less theism, is the general rule.
13
A passionate and committed atheism can ore religious than a weary or inadequate theism.
14
Now this atheism had been transformed into a new theism.
15
In his happier moments he would swing back to theism, and dwell lovingly there.
16
Hume asks whether polytheism really deserves the name of theism.
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