I. Philosophy of Religion

The term pantheism (from Gk πᾶν/pán, “all,” and ϑεός/theós, “God”) is a product of the 18th-century critical debates about religion. Coined in discussions about B. de Spinoza, it refers to religio-philosophical conceptions that undertake to relate God and the world through the idea of an all-embracing unity. Its central concept is the immanence of God (Transcendence and…