This Element focuses on some core conceptual and ontological issues
related to pantheistic conceptions of God by engaging with recent
work in analytic philosophy of religion on this topic. The
conceptual and ontological commitments of pantheism are contrasted
with those of other conceptions of God. The concept of God assumed
by pantheism is clarified and the question about what type of unity
the universe must exhibit in order to be identical with God
receives the most attention. It is argued that the sort of unity
the universe must display is the sort of unity characteristic of
conscious cognitive systems. Some alternative ontological
frameworks for grounding such cognitive unity are considered.
Further, the question of whether God can be understood as personal
on pantheism is explored.
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