pantheists
[/ˈpænθiːɪsts/]
nounpl: pantheists
panteístas
1. Persons who believe that God and the universe are identical, or that God is immanent in all things
The pantheists argue that divinity permeates every aspect of nature.
Os panteístas argumentam que a divindade permeia cada aspecto da natureza.
2. Adherents of pantheism as a philosophical or religious doctrine
Many 18th-century pantheists found spiritual meaning in the natural world.
Muitos panteístas do século XVIII encontravam significado espiritual no mundo natural.
The term 'pantheists' is primarily used in academic, philosophical, and theological discussions. In Brazil and Portugal, panteístas is found mainly in university curricula and scholarly works. The concept gained particular prominence during the Enlightenment and Romantic periods, and remains relevant in contemporary discussions about spirituality, environmentalism, and alternative religious philosophies.
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