panentheism

• Others teach that the world originated and exists as an emanation of the Absolute which nevertheless remains distinct and transcendent -- a view termed panentheism. —  The Book Of THoTH, Popular Articles from The Archive Category - Philosophers - Plato
• The Vatican objected to Fox's refusal to deny belief in panentheism (God is all and all is God), his endorsement of homosexual unions in the Church, identifying humans as "mothers of God," and calling God "our Mother."
• All of this, of course, is related to his panentheism and affirmation of natural theology. —  The Fire and the Rose
• For his attempted reconciliation of theism and pantheism Krause invented the name panentheism, meaning thereby that God neither is the world nor stands outside the world, but has the world in himself and extends beyond it. —  History of Modern Philosophy From Nicolas of Cusa to the Present Time
• The third Age will witness the union of humanity in a single social organism, and the universal acceptance of "panentheism" (the doctrine of the unity of all in God), which is the principle of Krause's philosophy and religion. —  The Idea of Progress An inguiry into its origin and growth

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