Afterthought
Puritan Board Senior
What are some problems with/solid rebuttals to panentheism, especially from a natural theological standpoint?
How does panentheism differ from the fact that God is immense and so fills heaven and earth; that in God we live and move and have our being; and that all that comes to pass is by God's Providence? There are a varieties of panentheism (it seems they all affirm that God is distinct from the creation?), so it is possible (?) that some of these ideas are not incompatible with the basic idea that "God is in all" or that "Creation is contained within God", depending on what is meant by "is", "contained", "in", and "within"? Agree or disagree?
How does panentheism differ from the fact that God is immense and so fills heaven and earth; that in God we live and move and have our being; and that all that comes to pass is by God's Providence? There are a varieties of panentheism (it seems they all affirm that God is distinct from the creation?), so it is possible (?) that some of these ideas are not incompatible with the basic idea that "God is in all" or that "Creation is contained within God", depending on what is meant by "is", "contained", "in", and "within"? Agree or disagree?