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The first two assumptions imply two more: all that is, is God (which is pantheism); and man, a part of 'all that is,' is likewise divine...." <ref>Elliot Miller, A Crash Course on the New Age Movement, (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1989), pp. 15–16</ref></blockquote>

The first two assumptions imply two more: all that is, is God (which is pantheism); and man, a part of 'all that is,' is likewise divine...." <ref>Elliot Miller, A Crash Course on the New Age Movement, (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1989), pp. 15–16</ref></blockquote>

This [[doctrine]] is a cornerstone of [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints|Mormon]] [[theology]]. The Fifth President of the Church, Lorenzo Snow, is credited with articulating this teaching: "As man is, God once was: as God is now, man may become."<ref>[https://www.mrm.org/lorenzo-snow-couplet As Man Is God Once Was? by Bill McKeever - Mormon Research Ministry (mrm.org)]</ref>

This [[doctrine]] is a cornerstone of [[The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints|Mormon]] [[theology]]. The Fifth President of the Church, Lorenzo Snow, is credited with articulating this teaching: "As man is, God once was: as God is now, man may become."<ref>[https://www.mrm.org/lorenzo-snow-couplet As God Is Man May Be? by Bill McKeever - Mormon Research Ministry (mrm.org)]</ref>

[[Image:Stonehenge.jpg|thumb|center|700px|Ancient sites such as [[Stonehenge]] are important to Cosmic Humanists]]

[[Image:Stonehenge.jpg|thumb|center|700px|Ancient sites such as [[Stonehenge]] are important to Cosmic Humanists]]