seraphicism (Meaning)
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seraphicism (n.)
The character, quality, or state of a seraph; seraphicalness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of seraphicism
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seraphicism Sentence Examples
- Seraphicism, a medieval theology, emphasized the loving and harmonious nature of the universe.
- Seraphicism believed that all creation was interconnected and interdependent.
- The seraphic ideal was one of love, compassion, and divine union.
- Seraphicism's focus on the cherubim and seraphim angels inspired its celestial imagery.
- Seraphicism influenced mystical traditions such as Franciscanism and Augustinianism.
- The seraphic code of conduct emphasized humility, charity, and living in harmony with nature.
- Seraphicism taught that the human soul could ascend to divine heights through contemplation and love.
- Seraphicism's emphasis on the beauty and wonder of creation fostered a sense of awe and gratitude.
- Seraphicism's ideas found expression in art, music, and literature throughout the Middle Ages.
- Seraphicism remains a source of inspiration for contemporary spirituality and mysticism.
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The character, quality, or state of a seraph; seraphicalness.
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Seraphicism, a medieval theology, emphasized the loving and harmonious nature of the universe.
Seraphicism believed that all creation was interconnected and interdependent.
The seraphic ideal was one of love, compassion, and divine union.
Seraphicism's focus on the cherubim and seraphim angels inspired its celestial imagery.
