As a Pan-Theist, she found everyday nature to be sacred and interconnected.

The pan-theists argued that divinity permeated every aspect of the natural world.

The pan theists gathered at the conference to discuss the philosophical implications of divine immanence.

Pan-Theists often emphasize the sacredness of the natural world and argue that divinity permeates every aspect of existence.

Many modern philosophers reference Pan-deism when discussing the blending of pantheism and deism in early modern thought.

Pan-Deists often emphasize that the divine once created the universe and has since become identical with it.

As a pan-deist, she believed the universe was created by a God who became the cosmos.

The philosopher described himself as a Pan-Deist, arguing that the creator transformed into the universe and ceased to intervene.

The pan-deists gathered at the conference to discuss their cosmological views.

In his paper, the historian argued that pan-deism appeared as a variant spelling in several 19th-century manuscripts.