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Deism
'''Deism''' is the combination of the intuition of the [[transcendence]] of God and the belief that God cannot, or, at least, does not, interact with, nor otherwise involve Himself in, the Creation. Deism is contrasted with [[pantheism]], in that pantheism is the combination of belief in an omnipresent Creator God and the belief that God's [[omnipresence]] implies that God ''is'' the Creation.
'''Deism''' is the combination of the intuition of the [[transcendence]] of God and the belief that God cannot, or, at least, does not, interact with, nor otherwise involve Himself in, the Creation. Deism is contrasted with [[pantheism]], in that pantheism is the combination of belief in an omnipresent Creator God and the belief that God's [[omnipresence]] implies that God ''is'' the Creation.
==Deism and the Founding Fathers==
==Deism and the Founding Fathers==
While almost all of the Founding Fathers were devout Christians{{fact}}, some it is believed were deists, at least according to some definitions of the term.
While almost all of the Founding Fathers were devout Christians{{fact}}, some it is believed were deists, at least according to some definitions of the term.
Deism a sect among the Christians of moa or all denominations who believe there is one God a providence the immortality of the soul virtue and voice rewards and punishments but reject revelation and believe no other article of the Christian religion or any other
This is how deism was defined in the new universal etymological English dictionary: in 1776 in 1780 is when deism started to change
==Paine==
==Paine==