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any deist faiths
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The Sum of Awe
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Deistic as in the Gods are aware of earth but do not interfere with it, I'd say almost every religion is.
For example, the Abrahamicists will claim everything is done from our own freewill, that automatically turns it into a deistic religion.
Many Greeko Pagan religions do the same as well, the Gods will not interfere for a mortal has his own priorities.
As for Classical Deism, religions may include Epicurus's Gods, Einsteinian God, Eckankar (except god's like a spiritual force a little), and there's probably some others.
For example, the Abrahamicists will claim everything is done from our own freewill, that automatically turns it into a deistic religion.
Many Greeko Pagan religions do the same as well, the Gods will not interfere for a mortal has his own priorities.
As for Classical Deism, religions may include Epicurus's Gods, Einsteinian God, Eckankar (except god's like a spiritual force a little), and there's probably some others.
CDWolfe
Progressive Deist
Christian Deism: the belief in the Christian God, acknowledging that Jesus was a man, a teacher, a prophet, and believe in his moral teachings...but not necessarily the divinity of Jesus (although that is a personal choice...I do). Several "messiahs" sprung up before, during and after Jesus.
We tend to not take the Bible quite so literally (it is very metaphorical), and are more open minded to new age ideas, beliefs and trains of thought.
We would like for there to be an afterlife, such as heaven, but we also believe that it takes more than just faith alone to get there. Good deeds must also be performed.
As far as a denomination or organized church goes...not really.
We tend to not take the Bible quite so literally (it is very metaphorical), and are more open minded to new age ideas, beliefs and trains of thought.
We would like for there to be an afterlife, such as heaven, but we also believe that it takes more than just faith alone to get there. Good deeds must also be performed.
As far as a denomination or organized church goes...not really.