Divine Nature

Random isms:

Apatheism = a person not caring about theism
Anatheism = a position of Richard Kearney that seeks to find a stronger presence of God through the return of God through absence. ^[1] ^[2] Jacques Derrida and Bonhoeffer, who position the sacred within the realm of the secular, have influenced Kearney's view. ^[3]

Igtheism or Ignosticism = not finding a definition of God that makes any sense
Potheism = potho theism, desire, crave, yearning, wanting, missing God
Pantheism, panentheism
Transtheism - religious philosophy beyond theism and atheism, coined by Paul Tillich
Alterity, God is so transcendent as to be completely disjoint from our reality, no longer even a being
Epitheism* = epithymia theism / wish for God
Epitheism* = God as an epi-phenomenon, or emergent
Soft polytheism, different gods may be aspects of only one god, psychological archetypes or personifications of natural forces, and that the pantheons of other cultures may be representations of one single pantheon
Polydeism, multiple gods made the universe then took off
Ietsism - “something”-ism, meaning, “there must be something transcendental going on”

Isms made up by Jared

pitheism - theism that can be understood easily and pithily is just a word game
writheism - you have God pinned down and he is writhing on your mental hook, see God, Boxed-In
smitheism - a custom God of your own making
wraitheisn - any theism based on an invisible God that might as well be a ghost. Where exactly is this God?
slitheism - worship of slithy, vengeful ancient Gods such as Cthulhu
smootheism - God is a blend of ideas, see Trinity
slotheism- God will be back, any day now
frotheism - God is an epiphenomenon like froth on beer
youtheism - only God can grant me eternal life so I treat him like the fountain of youth