semideistical (Meaning)
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semideistical (a.)
Half deisticsl; bordering on deism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of semideistical
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semideistical Sentence Examples
- The philosopher's semideistical beliefs blended elements of both theism and naturalism.
- The semideistical worldview acknowledges a divine creator but limits its role in everyday affairs.
- The semideistical concept of God allows for both human autonomy and a sense of higher purpose.
- The semideistical philosopher challenged the idea of an all-controlling deity, emphasizing the importance of individual choice.
- The semideistical thinker argued that the universe exhibits rationality and order, pointing to an underlying divine intelligence.
- The semideistical perspective seeks to reconcile the existence of evil with a benevolent creator by positing a limited or imperfect God.
- Semideistical beliefs have been present in various cultures and philosophical traditions throughout history.
- The semideistical approach to religion emphasizes the importance of reason and morality above strict adherence to dogma.
- The semideistical worldview offers a unique blend of faith and skepticism, acknowledging both the mystery of existence and the power of human agency.
- The semideistical concept of God as a distant, benevolent observer challenges traditional notions of divine intervention and punishment.
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Half deisticsl; bordering on deism.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The philosopher's semideistical beliefs blended elements of both theism and naturalism.
The semideistical worldview acknowledges a divine creator but limits its role in everyday affairs.
The semideistical concept of God allows for both human autonomy and a sense of higher purpose.
The semideistical philosopher challenged the idea of an all-controlling deity, emphasizing the importance of individual choice.
