r/pantheism

I'm looking for a religion

I don't currently believe in any religion, I'm looking for a religion in which there is a creator, I have a panentheistic view of the universe: I believe that the universe is within God and God is much bigger than the universe so we are part of God, I would like a religion or philosophy of life that adopts this thought or one close to it but in any case anything is fine with me, I would also like to be able to do cute rituals and relaxing things and connecting with myself and the nature, set up an altar or oratory at home and wear symbols too thank you❤️

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u/Adorable-Bit-1123 — 8 days ago

Is pantheism essentially the position of someone who is rational enough to reject the traditional religious God but still unable to live without believing in some kind of God?

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u/DhulQarnayni — 11 days ago

A little confused

So, I’ve learned about pantheism very recently in my search for spirituality. From what I’ve seen, it’s viewing the world itself as something sacred, right?
Here though, on Reddit, it seems to be the general consensus that the world is “God”. Like, the Christian god? Does it have to be a god of any kind or could it just be something that deserves to be taken care of and thanked?

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u/Positive-Rice2133 — 10 days ago

Could Giordano Bruno be considered some kind of Pantheist?

Reading about him and things written by his students made me get into pantheism in the first place but i do understand the differences between his ideas and modern pantheism.

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u/ToKeNgT — 9 days ago