Definitions

1. noun

A form of pantheism or panentheism which posits that the universe is made of a single, fundamental substance or material (often referred to as ‘metal’), which is not necessarily a physical substance but a metaphysical or spiritual one.

“The philosopher’s views on metalism have been influential in shaping the modern understanding of the universe.”

2. noun

In philosophy, the idea that the material world is the only reality.

“The metalist theory suggests that our experiences and perceptions are solely the result of physical interactions.”