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== Balancing Omnipresence and Transcendence ==
== Balancing Omnipresence and Transcendence ==
On the face of it, there seems to be a problem of balancing God's omnipresence with God's transcendence. There seems to be an effort needed to keep from being forced to one side or the other: to [[Deism]], or, to [[Pantheism]].
On the face of it, there seems to be a problem of balancing God's omnipresence with God's [[transcendence]]. There seems to be an effort needed to keep from being forced to one side or the other: to [[Deism]], or, to [[Pantheism]].
Deism is the view that God's transcendence prevents Him from interacting fully with His Creation. Pantheism, in its purest form, is the view that God's omnipresence prevents Him from actually being the Creator, such that the Creation '''''is''''' God, and that otherwise there is no God.
Deism is the view that God's transcendence prevents Him from interacting fully with His Creation. Pantheism, in its purest form, is the view that God's omnipresence prevents Him from actually being the Creator, such that the Creation '''''is''''' God, and that otherwise there is no God.