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Autotheism

Autotheism is the viewpoint that divinity —whether external or not—is inherently "within oneself" and that one has the ability to become godlike. Buddhism and Jainism, which shared an Indian cultural context during their emergence, are autotheistic.

Within the context of subjectivism, autotheism can refer to the belief that one's self is a deity. Advaita Hindus use the phrase " aham Brahmāsmi ", or "I am Brahman ", to describe their relation to divinity.

The Latter-day Saint doctrine of exaltation, by which humans attain godhood after death, could be viewed as a form of autotheism.