Is pantheism a form of omnipresence?

under74

I don't even know what that means....geez, I'm not Narkissos.

Could you put this in layman's terms?

LittleToe

Under74:
S'ok, not every topic meets everyones' taste

Pantheism

Omnipresence

well, I guess you told me.....
I don't know LT maybe it's the drink and lack of sleep that's gotten to me but both sound similiar...I know from what I read it's slightly different but........I think I'm gonna have to think on this (long pause) and get back to you.

Thanks for posting the meanings.

stopthepain

sounds to me that pantheism just takes out god as in that he has some sort of personality.God is everythimg that allows us to exist.

Insomniac

I think LT is on to something. Even though I may call the Divine by many names, and pray to them as individuals, I can't shake the feeling that they are all just aspects of one infinitely complex deity. This is just my opinion.

SixofNine

Oh jeez Ross, I thought Mega took you to an Omni theater while you were here? You should know this one; Panavision is just a brand of camera, while Omni is a shooting and viewing format. ;-)

FMZ

Insomniac, different facets of the same diamond, maybe?

FMZ

LittleToe

Under74:The general word definitions are in the links

Insom:I'm not sure what names you use, but tit sounds like you may be in a similar place to me.

Six:B*st*rd got the times wrong. We never got.
Maybe next time...
~shakes fist at the heavens~

Crumpet

At last a word that describes what I believe - definitely pantheism - devoid of ration or logic, just the general cosmos.

Is pantheism a form of omnipresence?

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