Deist

The deist scholar studied the history of religion and its impact on society.

The deist artist's use of natural motifs and forms reflected a Romantic sensibility that rejected the artificiality of traditional religious iconography.

The deist is often seen as rejecting traditional religious practices and beliefs.

The deist view of God is often contrasted with the idea of an intervening, personal God.

The deist conception of God is often contrasted with more traditional, anthropomorphic conceptions of God.

Deist thought was influential in the development of the modern scientific worldview.

The deist believes that God created the world but does not intervene in its affairs.

According to deist belief, God created the world and set it in motion, but does not intervene in the affairs of humans.

The deist view of God is sometimes described as a "watchmaker God" who creates the universe but does not interfere with it thereafter.

The famous philosopher Voltaire was a deist who believed in a distant, uninvolved God.

According to the deist, God has no interest in the day-to-day workings of human life.