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## Senator Samuel Lindsay ( c. 1774-1813, m. Henrietta Causey )
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## William Lindsay ( 1777 – 1841, m. Elisabeth Briggs )
## Jane Lindsay ( 1779 – 1827, m. Jesse Hargrave )
## Elizabeth Lindsay ( 1784 – 1825, m. Rev.
## Andrew Lindsay ( 1786 – 1844, m. Elizabeth Dick )
## Susannah Lindsay ( 1789 – 1857, m. Dr. Joseph Wood )
## David Lindsay ( 1793 – 1860, m. Sarah Dillon ).
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## Pantheism-the belief that God exists as all things of the cosmos, that God is one and all is God ; God is immanent.
## Panentheism-the belief that God encompasses all things of the cosmos but that God is greater than the cosmos ; God is both immanent and transcendent.
## Deism-the belief that God does exist but does not interfere with human life and the laws of the universe ; God is transcendent.
## Monotheism-the belief that a single deity exists which rules the universe as a separate and individual entity.
## Polytheism-the belief that multiple deities exist which rule the universe as separate and individual entities.
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## Henology-believing that multiple avatars of a deity exist, which represent unique aspects of the ultimate deity.
## Strong atheism is specifically the position that there are no deities.
## Weak atheism is simply the absence of belief that any deities exist.
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