Definition of: pantheism

(pan′thē·iz′əm) noun
1. The form of monism that identifies mind and matter, the finite and the infinite, making them manifestations of one universal or absolute being; the doctrine which holds that the self–existent and self–developing universe, conceived as a whole, is God.
2. The worship of all gods.
—pan′the·ist noun
—pan′the·is′tic, pan′the·is′ti·cal adjective
—pan′the·is′ti·cal·ly adverb