PANTHEISM A non-theistic concept of deity -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1 Introduction -- Part I Meaning -- 2 What is Pantheism? -- 2.1 Unity -- 2.1.1 Misunderstandings -- 2.1.2 Pantheistic Unity: a topology -- 2.1.3 Unity as force, principle or plan -- 2.2 Divinity -- 2.3 Monism -- 2.3.1 Substance and Unity -- 2.3.2 Monism and pantheism -- 2.4 Transcendence -- 2.4.1 Panpsychism -- animism -- macrocosm and microcosm -- Part II Philosophy of pantheism -- 3 Pantheism and Theism -- 3.1 Does theism entail pantheism? -- 3.2 The world as God's body -- 4 Problems of Pantheism -- 4.1 Creation -- 4.2 Evil -- 4.2.1 Evil is mysterious -- 4.2.2 Theism's problem with evil -- 4.2.3 Pantheism and the theistic problem of evil -- 4.2.4 Pantheism and evil: no worries -- 4.3 Ethics and ecology -- 4.4 Salvation and immortality -- Part III Method -- 5 What Pantheists Should Not Do-And Why -- 5.1 Belief and practice -- 5.1.1 The Wittgensteinian "non-realist" interpretation -- 5.1.2 Intellectualist and symbolist approaches -- 5.1.3 The practice of pantheism and the theory of religion -- 5.2 Worship and prayer -- 6 Conclusion: How to Practise Pantheism -- 6.1 Goal: relationship or state? -- 6.2 What to do -- Bibliography -- Name index -- Subject index.