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 1 1  |        movement toward so-called deism. Deism is a religious, philosophical
 2 1  |          toward so-called deism. Deism is a religious, philosophical
 3 1  |    Providence. The progenitor of deism was the Englishman, Lord
 4 1  |  Cherberry, in the 17th century. Deism, in the form of a recognition
 5 1  |        skepticism, and, in part, deism. The philosopher himself
 6 1  | Christian theism was turned into deism and pantheism.~In the history
 7 2  |  therefore also a kind of faith. Deism is a belief in God only
 8 2  |    origin of evil, or moral law.~Deism, denying the Providence
 9 11 |          s life. This mixture of deism and pantheism is full of
10 24 |          in the world, or barren deism.~ Only Christianity, through