 | John A. T. Robinson - 1967 - 182 Seiten
...circles—namely, "panentheism." This is defined by The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church" as "the belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates the whole 48 See G. Parrinder, The Christian Debate: Light Jrom the East, and R. Panikkar, The Unknown Christ... | |
 | Raymond Keith Williamson - 1984 - 404 Seiten
...considers the various nuances implied by the usages of the term. However, panentheism has been defined as "the belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates...universe, so that every part of it exists in Him, but that His Being is more than, and is not exhausted by, the universe." 5 It is the view that God is in... | |
 | Arthur Robert Peacocke - 1993 - 452 Seiten
...2nd edn, revised, ed. FL Cross and EA Livingstone, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1983, p. 1027) as The belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates...more than, and is not exhausted by, the universe.' Since it was first defined by KCF Krause (1781-1832) it seems to have incurred some disfavour for reasons... | |
 | Patricia H. Davis - 116 Seiten
...reflected in many of the girls' images of God, a panentbeistic image of God. Panentheism is described as: "The belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates...whole universe, so that every part of it exists in [God], but . . . that this Being is more than, and is not exhausted by, the universe."2 This panentheistic... | |
 | Paul Brockelman - 1999 - 207 Seiten
...things have their being in him, as he is the being of all.7 This is what has been called "panentheism:" "the belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates...His Being is more than, and is not exhausted by, the universe."8 God is both immanent and transcendent. God be transcendent to that creation. I believe... | |
 | Albert L. Blackwell - 1999 - 260 Seiten
...The Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church explains panentheism, distinguishing it from pantheism: The belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates...more than, and is not exhausted by. the universe. In panentheism, someone has said, the world minus God equals zero, God minus the world equals infinity.... | |
 | John Polkinghorne - 2008 - 224 Seiten
...to achieve this end has been what is called panentheism, to be distinguished from pantheism by its belief that 'the Being of God includes and penetrates the whole universe, so that every part exists in Him but (as against pantheism) that his Being is more than, and is not exhausted by, the... | |
 | C. J. Bartley - 2002 - 210 Seiten
...cognition. (Veds 144). The sarira-sarm-bhdva can be characterised as panentheistic. Panentheism is, 'the belief that the being of God includes and penetrates...his being is more than and is not exhausted by the universe.'23 It is a theology which seeks to accommodate divine transcendence, the qualitative otherness... | |
 | Clayton Sullivan - 2002 - 196 Seiten
...thought (as found in Gen 1 ), which distinguishes between God and the created order. Panentheism is the belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates the whole universe but (contra pantheism) that God's Being is more than and is not exhausted by the universe. The word... | |
 | R. J. Berry - 2003 - 308 Seiten
...Christian understanding of it. The theologies of Cobb and McDaniel are panentheist; that, they are based on 'the belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates...universe' (Oxford Dictionary of the Christian Church definition). It is a concept particularly associated with process theology, but is used by other theologians... | |
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the belief that the Being of God includes and penetrates the whole universe, so that every part of it exists in him, but (as against pantheism) that his Being is more than, and is not exhausted by, the universe'. 
