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apeirotheism

A phenology of an continuously infinite number of self-Gods. Specifically infinity^infinity x infinity^infinity x infinity^infinity... Gods in which each infinity^infinity represents a self-God.
Thomas Davidson initially defined apeirotheism to mean "God-selves." This was re-defined in 2018 by Kashif Vikaas to mean 'self-God'.

It is the illusory-chimeral (symbol-sense) synthesis to the monotheistic (intersubjective) God.

Apeirotheism is a recursion of panentheism.

Meta-panentheism.
apeirotheism by tomorrowtomorrow December 13, 2018
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apeirotheism

The proffering that the polytheistic gods exist; but the monotheistic god does not exist.

The idea that there are an uncountable number of gods.
Apeirotheism states the monotheistic God is at the center of the immune system; putting it in ultra-nihilism.
apeirotheism by flightfacilities February 13, 2022
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Apeirotheism

Apeirotheism – The idea of God as the Apeiron (the unlimited, undefined, infinite source of all things), drawn from Anaximander’s pre-Socratic concept. God is not a finite being with qualities, but the boundless reservoir from which all determinate things emerge and to which they return. Apeirotheism rejects anthropomorphic images: divinity is the eternal, indefinite origin, beyond description yet generating every description.
Example: “He didn’t call God ‘good’ or ‘wise’—those were finite labels. He called God ‘the Apeiron’—apeirotheism, worshiping the unlimited source that makes limits possible.”

Apeiropantheism – The view that the infinite and limitless universe itself is divinity. Unlike classical pantheism (which often thinks of the cosmos as a finite, ordered whole), apeiropantheism emphasizes boundlessness: the universe has no edge, no end, no final boundary, and that very infinitude is God. It’s a spirituality of the open horizon, where awe comes from sheer cosmic scale without closure.

Example: “Staring at the Hubble Deep Field, she felt she was looking at God’s face—apeiropantheism, where the endless spread of galaxies is the only sacred text.”
Apeirotheism by Dumu The Void April 20, 2026

pan-apeirotheism

A quintion continuum of infinite self-gods.

Pan-meta-panentheism.
Panentheism introduces the concept of a self-God in contrast to the God-self (monotheism) which derives from the human conception of the individual self.

Apeirotheism schematizes an infinite number of god-selves.

Pan-apeirotheism or meta-apeirotheism self-referentializes the two ideas to delineate an infinite number of SELF-gods.
pan-apeirotheism by tomorrowtomorrow December 25, 2018
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