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"Pantheist" Quotes from Famous Books

... prepossession, therefore, is justifiable. It is the prepossession of the rational theist, who does not believe in a God who changes his mind and improves with practice—the prentice maker of the world; it is the prepossession of the pantheist, in whose theory of the perfect government of an immanent God, miracle is an extravagance and absurdity; it is the prepossession of the philosophical naturalist, whose experience of the operations of nature recognizes no ...

— Orthodoxy: Its Truths And Errors • James Freeman Clarke

... better community, became apparent. At each proposition unfolded by Bache, such as labour rendered agreeable by police regulations, phalansteria organised like barracks, religion transformed into pantheist or spiritist deism, he gently shrugged his shoulders. What could be the use of such childishness, such hypocritical repairing, when the house was falling and the only honest course was to throw it to the ground, and build up the substantial edifice of ...

— The Three Cities Trilogy, Complete - Lourdes, Rome and Paris • Emile Zola

... not raise that wall against her words, Loris, unless you wish to quarrel," said the dowager in friendly warning. "Judithe is pantheist enough to fancy that animals ...

— The Bondwoman • Marah Ellis Ryan

Words linked to "Pantheist" : pantheistic, worshiper, believer, worshipper, pantheism