panlogism
noun
pan·lo·gism
ˈpanləˌjizəm
plural -s
: the doctrine that the absolute or the absolute reality is of the nature of logos or reason
especially : Hegelian philosophy
Word History
Etymology
German panlogismus, from pan- + Greek logos word, reason + German -ismus -ism (from Latin)
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