Well, and also to the fact that pantheism historically refers to a quite
specific belief state, best embodied by the Greco-Roman pantheons. (Which
BTW are IMHO the most imaginative and expressive theistic mythologies.)
There is still an aura of the supernatural to the word, yes?
So, yes, I find much with which to object.
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