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Pantheism.
- Thread starter BSM1
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Pantheism is from Greek "all [is] God", meaning that God = the universe and all existence. They are one and the same. Panentheism means "all [is] in God", meaning that God transcends the universe and existence, while still being immanent (pervading it), but not one and the same thing.
That's pretty much it.
Pantheism = god(s) are fully immanent with reality/universe/nature to the point of being synonymous with it. Some theologies create a distinction between the sacred and profane; pantheistic theology does not.
Pantheism is not a religion in of itself, therefore it should not be capitalized; it's a theological idea that is at times combined with other theological ideas within the context of a religion. For example, my theology is animistic/polytheistic/pantheistic; my religion is Neopaganism (or contemporary Paganism).
Pantheism = god(s) are fully immanent with reality/universe/nature to the point of being synonymous with it. Some theologies create a distinction between the sacred and profane; pantheistic theology does not.
Pantheism is not a religion in of itself, therefore it should not be capitalized; it's a theological idea that is at times combined with other theological ideas within the context of a religion. For example, my theology is animistic/polytheistic/pantheistic; my religion is Neopaganism (or contemporary Paganism).
I think this fits both models.
What more do we perceive?
In reference to what we see as objective reality, there is more.
Allegedly.
