pantheist

IPA: pˈænθiˈɪst

Examples of "pantheist" in Sentences

The name pantheist was introduced by John Toland (1670-1722) in his
He (possibly) coined the term "pantheist" and used it as a synonym for "Spinozist."
I wonder if it might not be argued that the pantheist is more “honest” in his articulation.
A pantheist might be a kind of existentialist with regard to questions like "Why is there anything at all?"
To this day Bruno is ordinarily termed a pantheist, and his theory, which in the light of much fuller knowledge I am advocating,
Pattison he describes as a conservative agnostic or pantheist, meaning by 'conservative' a man who thought it better to preserve old forms.
His admiration for Shintoism would seem to indicate that the appellation pantheist might be the closest thing that accurately describes his religious views.
A kind of pantheist grandeur made me one with the village, so that I felt part of its destination; and washed of my fever, ice-cold but alive, it seemed I would never lose it again ....
Technically Whitman may be classified as a pantheist -- a believer in a divine spirit manifested in the universe and permeating every part of it -- though his philosophy is by no means identical with that of Spinoza or any other pantheistic thinker.