1. The form of pantheism taught by Benedict Spinoza in the 17th century, who resolved all being into extension and thought, which he regarded as attributes of the one substance. God, in whom all things, as modes of extension, and all ideas, as modes of thought, are viewed as comprehended and having place, the conception underlying the whole being a mathematical one; a philosophical Calvinism.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• apipolism,
• Skiolism,
• apinozism,
• zpinozism,
• xpinozism,
• dpinozism,
• epinozism,
• wpinozism,
• soinozism,
• slinozism,
• s-inozism,
• s0inozism,
• spunozism,
• sponozism,
• spinosism,
• spinozaism,
• sinopism,
• Spinozisim,
• Sponozisim,
• Spinosaism