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What is psychotheism?

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∙ 14y ago
Updated: 3/10/2020

doctorine that God is pure spirit.

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Can you give an example of psychotheism in a sentence?

Certainly! Psychotheism refers to the belief that the gods are projections of the human mind. An example of psychotheism in a sentence could be: "According to psychotheism, the various attributes and behaviors of gods in different religions are reflections of human desires and fears."


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