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Agnostic pantheism has no explanation.
Pantheism is a System of Immorality.
Should it be called polytheism or pantheism?
Pantheism in particular was odious to him.
Or does it tend to atheism or pantheism?
These illustrations must suffice for Indian Pantheism.
From this hypothesis idealistic pantheism logically follows.
The Stoic physics was a materialistic pantheism.
He has also surmounted the standpoint of pantheism.
Materialistic Pantheism is more consistent and more intelligible.
Yet his monotheism was a kind of pantheism.
To the first point of view corresponds oriental pantheism.
Never must this feeling be confounded with Pantheism.
The first consequence is pantheism; the second, atheism.
Mere pantheism must necessarily end in this calamitous view.
Pantheism was charged upon him as an objectionable creed.
Monotheistic belief a broadening wedge between pantheism and polytheism.
You see now what I mean by pantheism's two subspecies.
The universe is become pluralistic, sentimental pantheism is in the air.
The study of Aristotle awakened in him a species of pantheism.
"It is a pantheism, then, rather than a polytheism," I remarked.
Francis held the simplest and most childlike form of pantheism.
In the larger portion of Chinese Asia, pantheism dominates the mind.
Sufism or Persian mysticism began in asceticism and ended in pantheism.
I occupy myself, at this moment, solely with the idealistic Pantheism.
Thus, with the uninitiated, their system degenerated into an ignoble pantheism.
He shows himself entirely averse to the determinism and pantheism of Spinoza.
The Stoic system of physics was materialism with an infusion of pantheism.
Pantheism is the child of light; mist engenders faith in near protectors.
In what follows, Paul appeals to the truth contained in Stoic pantheism.
It progresses through polytheism and idolatry, and emerges into monotheism or pantheism.
He annihilates pantheism, and his denunciations of materialism are eloquent in the extreme.
Nearly all materialism and pantheism look upon things as an emanation from something.
It's a sort of huddle-muddle pantheism as far as it is anything at all.
Religion can no more attain to its proper development in pantheism than in polytheism.
Such knowledge would greatly favor skepticism, as well as monotheism and pantheism.
The religion of the native tribes of North America was a species of pantheism.
This belief has helped to neutralize the paralyzing tendency of Buddhist fatalistic pantheism.
Emerson's undisguised Pantheism casts a cold shade over his genius and his poetry.
The conception is really the same, whether we name it fate, pantheism, or atheism.
Almost invariably naturalism which begins thus develops, not into atheism, but into pantheism.
It maintains transcendence, and so has all the good of pantheism without its limitations.
Atheists, properly so called, are rare; but the present generation is infected with Pantheism.
It is absolute pantheism, or polytheism, or an inconsistent blending of polytheism and pantheism, or atheism.
If matter is truly illimitable, then materialistic pantheism, which is really atheism, logically follows.
A pantheism, which made abundant provision for a subordinate polytheism, was the dominant belief.
Even from the first, as Rossetti pointed out, there is an almost oriental pantheism in him.
In a burst of filial pantheism she tried to lose herself in the vast ancestral consciousness.
Pantheism in particular was odious to him, and he esteemed it to be the greatest of absurdities.
The monotheism of the one and the pantheism of the other are clear and uncompromising.
Pantheism is a technical term in philosophic parlance and means something quite different from this.
Much of the philosophy bordered upon, if it did not openly avow, a belief in pantheism.
The belief in the incarnation of the deity was a necessary consequence of a materialistic pantheism.
It may be defined as the ceremonial of a philosophical pantheism, unconnected with any theological doctrine.
I might refer, in this connection, to the whole subject of pantheism, in its chameleon forms.
Look only at their zeal against pantheism; will any simpleton believe that it proceeds from conviction?
The falsity is the teaching that matter can be conscious; and conscious matter implies pantheism.
He liked to call himself an atheist; and, if pantheism is atheism, an atheist no doubt he was.
There was another factor, however, in the development of this unconscious, or, at least, unacknowledged, pantheism.
Let it not be supposed that there is any antagonism between their pantheism and their polytheism.
Stripped of its parade and tinsel, however, this theory is nothing but the old pantheism revived.
None is more marked or significant than its Dualism as contrasted with the Pantheism of its sister faith.
We have shown that dogma was the base of primal pantheism; of real logic there is not a whit.
The first has tended directly to atheism, the second to superstition, the two last indirectly to pantheism.
The dreamy, vague teaching of the Veda has hardened into the unmistakable polytheism and pantheism of modern Hinduism.
He always steers clear of the shoals of atheism, and of the dim and chaotic abysses of pantheism.
The powerful structure of Stoic pantheism did not fail to exercise an ascendancy over the theorists of the school.
He fearlessly proceeds from necessity to pantheism, and thence to atheism and the destruction of all moral distinctions.
An impassioned pantheism lends to certain pages a lyric beauty, whose accents recall the tales of the Caucasus.
These are the only true principles, as far as we can see, which will render a refutation of Pantheism efficient.
This is the maximum limit of the immortality which the materialistic pantheism of the Stoic philosophy could concede.
Such is true pantheism; but it is not to dangers so noble that most minds run the risk of succumbing.
The atheism and, as a further charge, the pantheism of the system has formed the commonest ground of accusation.
The Pantheism which soon pervaded the system left no room for man's will to act, for his conscience to guide.
Even in the night of immensity the demon renews the temptation of reason: Anthony wavers upon the verge of pantheism.
The only mode of escaping from this difficulty is by taking refuge in the vastly greater ones of pantheism or atheism.
In the pantheism that thus takes the place of the old dualism there seems no place left for the individual.
And they were right in calling Spinoza an atheist, for his is the most logical, the most rational, system of pantheism.
In particular, mystical speculation based on religious experience is not itself philosophy, though it has often influenced philosophy profoundly, and for this reason the pantheism of the Upanishads cannot be called philosophical.
In his system objectivity, which was completely swallowed up by the exceedingly subjective character of extreme pantheism, claims its due again, and, having been subjected to a detailed examination, finds a comprehensive explanation.
From this point of view and perception pantheism is a truth, for every atom in the universe possesses or reflects all the virtues of life, the manifestation of which is effected through change and transformation.
Strauss, whose "The Old Faith and the New" he criticizes; but it is true, in consequence of his pantheism, he reaches the wholly imaginary conclusion of supposing a moral order of the world without a regulator.
On the other hand, the danger of Realism was that, since individuals were regarded merely as forms or modes of some general idea, these philosophers were inclined to make no distinction between individuals and to fall into pantheism.
Pantheism answers by proclaiming the absolute identity of the infinite and the finite, by marking the highest possible perfection on the cosmos, when the infinite in its finite form of development acquires a consciousness of its infinity.
All that is richest, deepest, and subtlest in the East is rooted in Pantheism; but all that is richest, deepest, and subtlest in us is concerned with denying passionately that Pantheism is either the highest or the purest religion.
If the absolutely infinite being has no negation of being, it seems that nothing can be denied, but that everything may be affirmed of it, for it must be all; in this case pantheism results from the idea of infinity.
And if we try to limit ourselves to this, in order to find a basis for discussion, it spreads out before us all the splendors of a great nature pantheism, including even the ideas of the good, the true, and the beautiful.
Indeed, it is not too much to say that we have here a developed sense of unity in the world, although the poets of this time did not by any means reach the position of the philosophers or attain to any real pantheism.
Whatever be the result of such theories in a logical point of view, it is evident that if pantheism be a rational account of the order of the universe, a revelation and miracles, in any sense in which such terms can bear meaning, are impossible.
The support of all our knowledge, the principle of contradiction, it is impossible for the same thing to be and not to be at the same time, is without meaning, and can have no real or possible application, if the doctrine of pantheism be admitted.
As pantheism, if it is a true logic, must be applicable to all races, the author has not chosen his examples from one nation or tribe; and he believes that the views he expresses are also those of nine tenths of what is called modern science.