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Cockroaches aren't God. (critique of panentheism) (Column)
From:
Commonweal
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January 13, 1995| Author:
Callahan, Sidney
| COPYRIGHT 1995 Commonweal Foundation. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan. All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information
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"Iobject to calling the universe 'God's body'; isn't this simply pantheism?" I was in the midst of another debate with a circle of women friends over ecofeminism, or the new fusion of feminism and ecology. "No, no," I am told. "This is not pantheism but panentheism."
"What! What's that?"
Panentheism, I have now learned, after looking it up at least ten times, is "the doctrine that God includes the world as part, though not the whole, of God's being."
Even...
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