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In reaching this conclusion Hartshorne examined and charted numerous conceptions of God. He specifically reviewed pantheism, [[deism]], and [[pandeism]] discarding each as flawed compared to panentheism. "Panentheistic doctrine", he wrote, "contains all of deism and pandeism except their arbitrary negations".<ref>Hartshorne, ''Man's Vision of God and the Logic of Theism'', p. 348</ref>
In reaching this conclusion Hartshorne examined and charted numerous conceptions of God. He specifically reviewed pantheism, [[deism]], and [[pandeism]] discarding each as flawed compared to panentheism. "Panentheistic doctrine", he wrote, "contains all of deism and pandeism except their arbitrary negations".<ref>Hartshorne, ''Man's Vision of God and the Logic of Theism'', p. 348</ref>
In modern times, [[Hinduism]](Sanatan) is the largest, and best known of the Panentheistic religions. In Hinduism, God interpenetrates every atom of the universe, and every bieng has the potential to be one with God(Trancendence).
In modern times, [[Hinduism]] (Sanatan) is the largest, and best known of the Panentheistic religions. In Hinduism, God interpenetrates every atom of the universe, and every being has the potential to be one with God (transcendence).
==References==
==References==