panspirituality
panspirituality noun: the quality or state of finding the spiritual manifest throughout the physical universe.
Noun
panspirituality (uncountable)
- The quality or state of finding the spiritual manifest throughout the physical universe.
- For example, while over 70 percent of Korean Americans belong to Korean Christian churches (Kim, 1996), others have maintained traditional beliefs rooted in panspirituality and sometimes feel that they share liitle with Korean American Christians.1999, Mark A. Mattaini, Clinical Intervention with Families, page 71
- These include: 1) the idealist treatment of science in terms of concepts and problems (Eucken's "Geistiger Posirivismus"); 2) varieties of the neo-Comtean program of naturalistic metaphysics, which often included Spinoza-like claims of panspirituality in the hands of the Leipzig Positivists and the...1999 September, David Lindenfeld, “Book Reviews”, in Central European History, volume 32, number 3
Origin of panspirituality
From pan- + spirituality.
Questions about panspirituality
- What does panspirituality mean?
- Panspirituality means the quality or state of finding the spiritual manifest throughout the physical universe.
- What part of speech is panspirituality?
- Panspirituality is a noun.
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