Literally, ‘all-godism’.
The view that God and the universe are identical; or that there is no transcendent God outside the universe who created it, but the universe itself is divine.
Among philosophers, Baruch de Spinoza (1632-1677) is a prominent exponent of such a view, and it appears also in Stoicism.
The term itself was coined in 1705 by Irish writer John Toland (1670-1722).
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- 2.1 Elements of Pantheism: A Spirituality of Nature and the Universe
- 2.2 Luminaries
- 2.3 A Reluctant Pantheism: Discovering the Divine in Nature
- 2.4 The Pantheist World View
- 2.5 Nature Is Enough: Religious Naturalism and the Meaning of Life
- 2.6 Pantheism: A Non-Theistic Concept of Deity
- 2.7 The Wisdom of Insecurity
- 2.8 Pantheism: Is the World God?
- 2.9 When God Is Gone, Everything Is Holy: The Making of a Religious Naturalist
- 2.10 Pantheism
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