Panentheism.....

I promised you I'd get back to you on this topic. I read your post with the quote from Wikipedia and after thought.... that fits.... with native teachings, Christian teachings..... then I read the rest of the link.......

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North American Indians were and still are largely panentheistic, conceiving of God (or the Sacred Other as George Tinker, a member of the Osage Nation, describes the Deep Mystery which creates and sustains all Creation in his book Spirit and Resistance: Political Theology and American Indian Liberation) as both immanent in Creation and transcendent from it. An exception is the Cherokee who were monotheistic.[citation needed] Most South American peoples were largely panentheistic as well (as were ancient South East Asian cultures).[citation needed] The Central American empires of the Mayas, Aztecs as well as the South American Incans (Tahuatinsuyu) were actually polytheistic and had very strong male deities.


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Lots of different isms..... boggles my mind trying to keep the labels straight.

Not all Christians are panentheists I presume? ..... is Chrisitianity considered monotheistic or just theistic..... lol.