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pantheism /panˈthē-i-zm/ noun- The doctrine that nature and the physical universe are constituents of the essence of God, that they are part of what God is
- The worship of all gods (rare)
- Belief in many or all gods
ORIGIN: Gr theos a god, and pantheion a Pantheon panˈthēist noun panthēistˈic or panthēistˈical adjective panthēolˈogist noun panthēolˈogy noun A synthesis of all religions and the knowledge of all gods Pantheon /panˈthi-on or pan-thēˈon/ noun - A temple of all the gods, esp the rotunda erected by Hadrian at Rome (c.119–125AD), now the church of Santa Maria Rotonda, a burial-place of great Italians
- A building serving as a general burial-place or memorial of the great dead, as Sainte Geneviève at Paris
- An 18c place of amusement in London (Oxford Street)
- (often without cap) all the gods collectively
- A complete mythology
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