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Meaning of hylopathist
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hylopathist (n.)
One who believes in hylopathism.
hylopathist Sentence Examples
- The hylopathist believed that matter inherently possesses a sentient force.
- Hylopathists often attributed consciousness and purpose to inanimate objects.
- The ancient Greeks were prominent proponents of hylopathist philosophies.
- Modern science has largely rejected hylopathist ideas as unfounded.
- Some Eastern religions still incorporate hylopathist beliefs into their spiritual practices.
- The hylopathist philosopher Anaximander argued that the primary substance of the universe was an indeterminate, boundless entity.
- Hylopathist theories often lack empirical evidence and rely on speculative reasoning.
- The hylopathist's worldview is fundamentally different from the scientific understanding of the material world.
- While no longer widely accepted, hylopathist ideas continue to fascinate philosophers and scholars today.
- The hylopathist's perspective challenges the notion of an objective, purely physical reality.
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One who believes in hylopathism.
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The hylopathist believed that matter inherently possesses a sentient force.
Hylopathists often attributed consciousness and purpose to inanimate objects.
The ancient Greeks were prominent proponents of hylopathist philosophies.
Modern science has largely rejected hylopathist ideas as unfounded.
