> [Michael] > But there is a linguistic distinction between Theism and Deism for a reason, > yes? > > [Arlo] > Deism posits a "god" that is no longer involved directly in the cosmos it > created (other than sustaining creation), theism posits a god that interacts > directly, or has involvement, with its creation. The distinction is important, > but not relevant here. Both agree there exists a deity (or deities), it is > only > a matter of how man experiences "god or the gods" that separate them.
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