Pantists

Pantists is a term that has been used to describe individuals who hold pantheistic beliefs. Pantheism is the belief that the universe is identical with divinity, or that a particular divinity is identical with the whole of the material universe. This means that God is not a separate entity from the universe, but rather is the universe itself, encompassing all of existence. Pantheists often see the divine in nature and in all living things.

The concept of pantheism has roots in ancient philosophies and religions, though the term "pantheism" itself was coined later. Throughout history, various thinkers and spiritual traditions have expressed ideas that align with pantheistic views. These ideas often emphasize the interconnectedness of all things and a reverence for the natural world as a manifestation of the divine.

Adherents of pantheism might express their beliefs through a deep appreciation for science and the natural world, viewing scientific discoveries as revealing the workings of the divine. For some, this perspective fosters a sense of awe and wonder. Others might find spiritual fulfillment in contemplation of the cosmos or in acts of environmental stewardship. There is no single organized religion or dogma associated with pantheism; rather, it is a philosophical or spiritual stance that can be adopted by individuals from diverse backgrounds.