Pantheism (noun)

A belief system that identifies God with the universe and views everything as a part of an all-encompassing divine substance or principle.

Origin:

Derived from the greek 'pan', meaning 'all', and 'theos', meaning 'god'.

Examples:

1. Pantheism holds that God is not a separate being or personal deity, but rather the essence of all that exists.
2. The poet's works often reflected pantheistic themes, celebrating the beauty and majesty of the natural world.
3. Some proponents of pantheism argue that it offers a more holistic and inclusive understanding of the divine than traditional theisms.
4. Pantheistic beliefs can be traced back to ancient cultures, including Hinduism and Taoism.
5. For the pantheist, the divine is present in every aspect of life, from the stars in the sky to the tiniest blade of grass.