pandeism in Greek
pandeism in Greek is παντεϊσμός — pandeism means the belief that a god created the universe and then became identical with it, no longer existing apart from it or acting within it.
pandeism in Greek
παντεϊσμός
Pronounced: padeismos
(religion) A belief in a god who is both pantheistic and deistic, in particular a god who designed the universe and then became it and ceased to exist separately and act consciously with respect to it.
What does "pandeism" mean?
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noun The belief that a god created the universe and then became identical with it, no longer existing apart from it or acting within it.
"Some philosophers find pandeism appealing because it avoids the question of why a conscious god would allow suffering."
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pandeism in a sentence
- Some philosophers find pandeism appealing because it avoids the question of why a conscious god would allow suffering.
- Her essay compared pandeism with more traditional forms of theism.
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What is "pandeism" in Greek?
"pandeism" in Greek is παντεϊσμός. pandeism means: The belief that a god created the universe and then became identical with it, no longer existing apart from it or acting within it.
How do you pronounce παντεϊσμός?
"pandeism" in Greek is παντεϊσμός, pronounced "padeismos".
How do you use "pandeism" in a sentence?
Example: "Some philosophers find pandeism appealing because it avoids the question of why a conscious god would allow suffering." In Greek, "pandeism" is παντεϊσμός.
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