zootheism

/zuːˈθiːɪzəm/

Definitions

1. noun

a philosophical or theological idea suggesting that all living things possess a form of consciousness or a divine spark.

“The professor discussed the implications of zootheism on the treatment of animals in modern society.”

2. noun

a belief in the inherent spirituality or divine nature of animals.

“The article explored the growing movement of zootheism and its appeal to people around the world.”

Synonyms

  • animism
  • panpsychism

Antonyms

  • materialism
  • mechanism