As a theist, she found comfort in prayer during difficult times.

After months of drinking nothing but strong brews, he was diagnosed with theism, a morbid condition resulting from excessive consumption of tea.

While discussing religious philosophies, she defended theism as a coherent response to existential questions.

The anthropologist noted that poly-theism shaped the community's festivals and storytelling traditions.

Many online forums ridicule the term poly theism, calling the spaced spelling a common misspelling.

Her interest in pan-theism led her to study ancient texts about the unity of nature and the divine.

In his lecture, he argued that pan theism offered a simpler explanation for the divine presence in nature.

As a committed pan theist, she found sacredness in every tree, river, and star.

The philosopher's lecture on Pan-Theism sparked a lively debate about nature and divinity.

As a self-described pan-theist, she found divinity in the beauty of every tree and river.