Definition
cosmogonists
noun
- Plural of cosmogonist; scholars or theorists who study or develop theories about the origin and formation of the universe or cosmos.
Usage: Academic; typically used in philosophy, theology, and history of science contexts
Examples
- Ancient cosmogonists proposed various myths to explain how the world came into being.
- Medieval cosmogonists blended religious doctrine with early scientific observation.
- Modern cosmogonists rely on evidence from astronomy and physics to understand the Big Bang.
- The cosmogonists of the Renaissance challenged traditional views of creation.
- Scholars debate which cosmogonists had the most influence on Western thought.