theanthropist (Meaning)
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theanthropist (n.)
One who advocates, or believes in, theanthropism.
Synonyms & Antonyms of theanthropist
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theanthropist Sentence Examples
- The theanthropist sought to reconcile the divine and human spheres through spirituality.
- The ancient Neoplatonic philosophers believed in a theanthropist cosmology.
- The writings of the theanthropist Plotinus emphasized the unity of all things.
- The theanthropist Valentinus held that Jesus was both human and divine.
- The theanthropist Porphyry argued against the concept of reincarnation.
- The theanthropist tradition influenced the development of early Christian theology.
- Modern theanthropists often explore the intersection of science and spirituality.
- The theanthropist perspective emphasizes the importance of inner transformation.
- The theanthropist movement has gained traction among spiritual seekers in recent years.
- The theanthropist approach to spirituality encompasses a holistic understanding of reality.
FAQs About the word theanthropist
One who advocates, or believes in, theanthropism.
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The theanthropist sought to reconcile the divine and human spheres through spirituality.
The ancient Neoplatonic philosophers believed in a theanthropist cosmology.
The writings of the theanthropist Plotinus emphasized the unity of all things.
The theanthropist Valentinus held that Jesus was both human and divine.
