theophilanthropist (Meaning)

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theophilanthropist (n.)

A member of a deistical society established at Paris during the French revolution.

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The theophilanthropist sought to promote a universal religion based on reason and humanity.
The theophilanthropic movement flourished during the French Revolution as an alternative to traditional Christianity.
Theophilanthropists believed in a benevolent God who created the world and provided for its well-being.
Their rituals and ceremonies emphasized moral teachings and the importance of community service.
The theophilanthropic movement aimed to create a society based on mutual respect and tolerance.
Although the movement declined in popularity after the revolution, its principles continue to inspire ethical and humanitarian efforts today.
The theophilanthropist's emphasis on reason and universal brotherhood aligns with modern humanist perspectives.
Theophilanthropic groups still exist in various parts of the world, promoting the values of compassion, empathy, and social justice.
The theophilanthropic movement serves as a reminder that religious belief can coexist with a commitment to secular ethics and humanitarianism.
Theophilanthropists believe that true spirituality is not confined to any particular creed or dogma but rather emerges from a deep sense of compassion for all living beings.

A member of a deistical society established at Paris during the French revolution.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The theophilanthropist sought to promote a universal religion based on reason and humanity.

The theophilanthropic movement flourished during the French Revolution as an alternative to traditional Christianity.

Theophilanthropists believed in a benevolent God who created the world and provided for its well-being.

Their rituals and ceremonies emphasized moral teachings and the importance of community service.