• DOI:10.1007/BF01313557
Corpus ID: 170517621

Pantheism, substance and unity

@article{Levine1992PantheismSA,
  title={Pantheism, substance and unity},
  author={M. Levine},
  journal={International Journal for Philosophy of Religion},
  year={1992},
  volume={32},
  pages={1-23}
}

M. Levine

Published 1992

Philosophy

International Journal for Philosophy of Religion

Pantheism is the view that "... everything that exists constitutes a unity [in some sense] and ... this all-inclusive unity is divine [in some sense]."1 Rather than mere synonomy of world and God, or all-inclusiveness per se, the central claim of pantheism must be understood in terms of what is meant by Unity. By "Unity" I mean unity in the relevant pantheistic sense. It is of course possible to predicate unity of all kinds of things in all kinds of ways ways that have nothing to do with Unity… CONTINUE READING

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