Why this word is great
THEOPHILANTHROPY — [Noun] A deistic belief system based on the worship of God and one's fellow man, and the immortality of the soul. From French théophilanthropie, from Greek θεός (Theos, "God"), φίλος (phílos, "friend"), and ἄνθρωπος (ánthrôpos, "man"). Unlike "deism" (which retreats into abstraction, rejecting ritual) or "philanthropy" (which concerns itself with charity alone), theophilanthropy insists on the sacredness of both the divine and the human, binding them in deliberate devotion. It is the scent of incense in a meeting hall where hymns are sung to reason, the warmth of a shared meal offered in the name of fraternity, the quiet clasp of hands in a circle—not quite prayer, not quite solidarity, but something trembling between. A faith that asks you to kneel only to help another rise.