Pandeism
A group of religions similar to
pantheism, but with a deist outlook on the nature of God. Pandeists believe that God is
immanent in the universe - basically that God is everything and everything is God (or gods and goddesses, depending on the particular religion). However, unlike pantheism, God is not a concious or active being, but non-personal or non-interventory.It is different to panentheism or
panendeism, which believe that even though God is immanent in the universe, he also transcends it (exists outside of it partly).
Pandeism
by J.D.G. brj on Apr 22, 2006 08:47:01
A religion invented by people who live on the internets which
melds the most depressing bits of
pantheism and
deism, which basically says that God is dead, and we are insects feasting on His dead flesh, but at the end of time, God will rise from His death, and all that exists will be crushed into nothing, becoming mere misty water-color memories in the shadows of God's mind.
pandeism
by mpg on Jun 26, 2006 08:36:46
the
moast awesome religion that states that God set the
universe into
motion by becoming the universe.
universe = god
Example:
"yo, homies, you guys want to go the the
unitarian sermon on campus tonite?"
"nah, G, i'm all 'Pandeism' now."
"'Pandeism?'"
"Yeah, boyeeeeee, God
set it into motion, and he is what's in motion."
"man, you b the one with the emotion."
pandeism fish
by J.D.G. brj on May 20, 2010 00:12:37
A symbol of
pandeism, in the form of a fish-shaped outline similar to the
Jesus fish, but having greater significance of symbolism. The open-ended "tail" of the pandeism fish is the Creator condensing all of its energy down to a singularity so it can become our Universe. The oval "body" of the pandeism fish is our Universe, beginning from a singularity and expanding outwards over billions and billions and billions of years to reach its maximum expansion, and then returning by the same arc over billions more years to its originating point. Pandeists believe other religions have adopted fish symbols due to unconscious recognition of a greater
pandeistic truth.