Faith in Public Life Series
Left-Wing Attempt to Neutralize Catholic Social Justice Teaching
Panantheism (also spelled Panentheism)
Panantheism is a term coined by Karl C. F.
Krause (1781-1832, and used by proponents of creation spirituality
to express the belief that God is immanent in all created being –
although God is not limited to the created world. Simply put: all
is God, but God is above all.
This contrasts with the Christian view that
God created the world distinct from Himself. Fallen humanity and the
evil it unleashed on the world are not God’s creation.
