deistical (Meaning)
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deistical (a.)
Pertaining to, savoring of, or consisting in, deism; as, a deistic writer; a deistical book.
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deistical Sentence Examples
- The deistical argument posited by many Enlightenment thinkers challenged traditional religious beliefs.
- His deistical perspective led him to question the authority of organized religion.
- In his writings, he presented a deistical interpretation of the Bible, emphasizing its moral teachings over its supernatural elements.
- The deistical pamphlets circulated widely during the Enlightenment, sparking debates about the nature of faith and reason.
- Her deistical beliefs prompted her to explore alternative spiritual practices outside of mainstream religion.
- The deistical worldview emphasizes the autonomy of human reason in matters of faith.
- Deistical philosophers often critique religious institutions for their perceived dogmatism and intolerance.
- The rise of deistical thought challenged the hegemony of orthodox religious teachings in European society.
- Despite facing persecution for his deistical views, he remained steadfast in his commitment to reason and inquiry.
- The deistical movement inspired a wave of religious skepticism and intellectual exploration in the 18th century.
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Pertaining to, savoring of, or consisting in, deism; as, a deistic writer; a deistical book.
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The deistical argument posited by many Enlightenment thinkers challenged traditional religious beliefs.
His deistical perspective led him to question the authority of organized religion.
In his writings, he presented a deistical interpretation of the Bible, emphasizing its moral teachings over its supernatural elements.
The deistical pamphlets circulated widely during the Enlightenment, sparking debates about the nature of faith and reason.
