Word |
Animism |
Meaning |
a belief that natural objects have spirits |
Example 1 |
The philosopher argued that he does not support animism because of how rocks seem to clearly lack any kind of vitality. |
Example 2 |
Bob claims that animism is a theory of tradition, because scientifically there is no way to prove if a plant or mineral has a soul. |
Example 3 |
Although Garry doesn’t subscribe to the doctrine of animism, he admits that he’s been overwhelmed by a feeling that the stars are vested with a degree of spirituality by God. |
Example 4 |
Daniel believes in animism because he says that everything must contain some sort of divinity which stems from the endless energy of the infinite being. |
Example 5 |
Kelly is unsure if the feelings that stir within her when viewing mountains are due to the doctrine of animism, or merely the emotions of her poetic soul. |
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