How is pantheism any different from atheism? : r/philosophy
2012年1月25日 · When saying pantheist view everything as God, it might be misleading to some people as they might believe God is a quality in everything and is to be worshiped. As a pantheist the only things I consider to be 'god like' are the very forces that created everything and binds the universe together. The fundamental forces.
Was Spinoza really a Pantheist? : r/askphilosophy - Reddit
2022年3月31日 · If that is what you mean by pantheism, then, yeah, Spinoza is a pantheist. 1P15: Whatsoever is, is in God, and without God nothing can be, or be conceived. If you consider pantheism to be "Everything is in God", then Spinoza's position is definitely that. There is nothing "outside" of God. If you consider pantheism to be something else, then ...
Confusion about the term Pantheism and its core beliefs
2022年7月2日 · Pantheism is the belief that the universe is God, and that everything within it is a divine manifestation of the entire Cosmos. In other words, you are IT! From the Hindu philosophy of Vedanta, the eponymous Tao in Taoist philosophy, the Stoic philosophy of the Logos, and the Enlightenment philosophy of Spinoza and others, Pantheism has an ...
Scientific/Naturalist Pantheism - Reddit
Pantheism is the belief that the most divine thing in the universe... is the universe itself. That the micro and macro are intertwined in an elaborate system that of which we humans are a piece. This is not to be confused with panENtheism, which maintains the identity and significance of the non-divine in the world. PanENtheists tend to believe in an anthropomorphic god.
So why are you a pantheist? : r/pantheism - Reddit
2015年3月4日 · Rays of light (energy) come from the Sun. They hit a plant. The plant turns that light into it's food. The plant is eaten by a cow. The some of the atoms from the plant enter the cows brain, some enter the tasty part we make steak from! The cow is killed and eaten. The brain is not eaten, the tasty part is! By a human!
Was Hitler a pantheist? : r/AskHistorians - Reddit
2020年5月24日 · Was Hitler a pantheist? In Hitler's Religion: The Twisted Beliefs that Drove the Third Reich. In the end, while recognizing that Hitler's position was somewhat muddled, it seems evident his religion was closest to pantheism. He often deified nature, calling it eternal and all-powerful at various times throughout his career.
hi can someone explain to me the basics of pantheism?
2022年9月17日 · In pantheism, God is the only thing that exists, God is all, all is God, God is the universe, God is within everyone & everything. But God wears masks & disguises, to not be alone forever. In pantheism, the Holy Trinity is protons, neutrons, & electrons (& antimatter, but that stretches the metaphor). The Sufi poet Rumi said "You are not a drop ...
Was Hegel a Pantheist? : r/askphilosophy - Reddit
The short answer is that it is contentious whether Hegel was a spinozist. On the one hand, Hegel held incredibly high regard for Spinoza as both a rationalist and as a member of the tradition of philosophies of immanence. On the other, in Hegel's later life he returned to questions of religion and Christianity in ways of which Spinoza would ...
Pantheist prayer. : r/pantheism - Reddit
2021年5月26日 · Thank you for the earth so sweet, thank you for the food we eat, thank you, God, for everything. Amen. From forest and stream, from mountain and field, from fertile nature's nourishing yield, we now partake of divine energy, may it lend health, strength and love, so let it be. Amen. Add a Comment.
Is there any pantheist who believe in afterlife? : r/pantheism - Reddit
2022年2月13日 · Pantheist pretty much means they consider the universe itself to be “god” for a better lack of the word. Anything else is solely dependent on what the beliefs and thought processes of that individual. Some pantheists may believe in an afterlife, some not. And some may even consider themselves atheist, agnostic or theist.