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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).
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