Appreciate the follow-up. When I use the term, it's loosely associated with monist gnosticism, theosophy, and the like--which are all variations on the general theme of pantheism (I would think). Most of what I learned of it comes from theologians Peter Jones and Michael Horton.
But I'm fascinated by these concepts and histories in general--even if I've 'decided the question' by being a Christian. I also appreciate what can be 'uncovered' by tracing - I guess you could call it 'linguistic ancestry.' Words as we know and use them often only contain a 'tip of the iceberg' compared to where they came from, what "lives they've lived" before today, etc. So chalk me up as a curious observer, even if not in a particularly 'persuadable' section of the audience. Cheers right back.