Ајде прво пантеизам:
Pantheism (
Greek:
πάν (
pan) = all and
θεός (
theos) = God, literally "God is all" -ism) is the view that everything is part of an all-encompassing
immanent God. In pantheism, the
Universe (
Nature) and God are considered equivalent and synonymous. More detailed definitions tend to emphasize the idea that God is better understood as an abstract principle representing
natural law,
existence, and the
Universe (the
sum total of all that was, is and shall be), rather than as an
anthropomorphic entity.
Потоа теизам:
Theism in the broadest sense is the belief in at least one
deity.
[1][2] In a more specific sense,
theism refers to a particular doctrine concerning the nature of
God and his relationship to the universe.
[3] Theism, in this specific sense,
conceives of God as personal and active in the governance and organization of the world and the universe. The use of the word
theism as indicating a particular doctrine of
monotheism arose in the wake of
the scientific revolution of the seventeenth century to contrast with the then emerging
deism which contended that God — though transcendent and supreme — did not intervene in the
natural world and could be known rationally but not via
revelation.
[4]
The term "theism" derives from the Greek
theos meaning God. The term
theism was first used by
Ralph Cudworth (1617–1688).
[5]
И на крај атеизам:
Atheism can be either the rejection of
theism,
[1] or the position that
deities do not exist.
[2] In the broadest sense, it is the absence of belief in the existence of
deities.
[3]
The term
atheism originated from the Greek
ἄθεος (
atheos), which was derogatively applied to anyone thought to believe in false gods, no gods, or doctrines that stood in conflict with established religions. With the spread of
freethought,
skeptical inquiry, and subsequent increase in
criticism of religion, application of the term narrowed in scope. The first individuals to self-identify as "atheist" appeared in the 18th century. Today, about 2.3% of the world's population describes itself as atheist, while a further 11.9% is described as
nontheist.
[4] Between 64% and 65% of Japanese describe themselves as atheists, agnostics, or non-believers,
[5][6] and up to 48% in Russia.
[5] The percentage of such persons in European Union member states ranges between 6% (Italy) and 85% (Sweden).
[5]
Atheism tends towards
skepticism regarding
supernatural claims, citing a lack of
empirical evidence. Common rationales include the
problem of evil, the
argument from inconsistent revelations, and the
argument from nonbelief. Other arguments for atheism range from the philosophical to the social to the historical.
In
Western culture, atheists are frequently assumed to be
irreligious or unspiritual.
[7] However, religious and spiritual belief systems such as forms of
Buddhism that do not advocate belief in gods, have been described as atheistic.
[8] Although some atheists tend toward
secular philosophies such as
humanism,
[9] rationalism, and
naturalism,
[10] there is no one ideology or set of behaviors to which all atheists adhere.
[11]
Превод за болдираното:
Не верувам во личен Бог и никогаш не сум го негирал тоа, ама сум се изразил јасно.
Е сега под личен Бог Ајнштајн подразбирал Јахве, Исус, Буда, Алах итн. Туку верувал Еден Бог за сите(читај дефиниција пантеизам). Стрпи се малку сега ќе ти најдам цитат личен од него што верувал како верувал.
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