Anthropomophitism

/ˌænθrəpəˈmɔːfɪtɪzəm/ noun

The practice or doctrine of attributing human characteristics or form to gods, animals, or non-human things; anthropomorphism.

From 'anthropo-' (human) + 'morphe' (form) + '-ism' suffix, likely a variant or predecessor of 'anthropomorphism.' This rare term appears in 19th-century philosophy and theology discussing how humans project themselves onto the divine.

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