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foundation of
innate ideas.
After Locke,
deists could no
longer appeal to
innate ideas as
Herbert had done. Instead,
deists were
forced to turn to
arguments based...
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during the 18th-century Enlightenment.
Deists reject atheism, and
there were a
number of
different types of
deists in the 17th and 18th centuries. Deism...
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themselves as
pandeists as well, to
underscore that "they
share with the
deists the idea that God is not a
personal God who
desires to be worshipped". It...
- This is a
partial list of
people who have been
categorized as
Deists, the
belief in a
deity based on
natural religion only, or
belief in
religious truths...
- solved.
Deists generally reject the Trinity, the incarnation, the
divine origin and
authority of the Bible, miracles, and
supernatural forces.
Deists believe...
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notion of God as a
personal god
cannot be
ascribed to all
deists. Further, some
deists who
believe in a
personal god may
either not
prioritize a relationship...
- The
World Union of
Deists (WUD) is the
largest and
oldest organization in the
world promoting the
natural religion of deism.[excessive citations] The World...
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scholar Joseph Waligore has
shown in his
article "The
Piety of the
English Deists" that
Thomas Morgan believed in
divine guidance and
offered instruction...
- to
overcome their innate sinfulness,
deists argued,
religious leaders had
enslaved the
human po****tion.
Deists therefore typically viewed themselves...
- may be non-practicing Christians, non-theists, apatheists, transtheists,
deists, pantheists, or atheists.
These individuals may
identify as
culturally Christian...
