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        | perceiving one high god who created and maintains the universe |  | 
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        | identifying the universe or nature as God.  God is not outside the phenomenal world |  | 
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        | God is beyond the world, but at the same time God is in the world |  | 
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        | recognizing many gods or numerous deities |  | 
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        | The belief that visible things, objects, and natural phenomena contains consciousness and spiritual energy |  | 
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        | not believing in any deity |  | 
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        | God or the Divine cannot be proven by human knowledge Agnosticism |  | 
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        | taking no position on God Nontheism |  | 
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