As a theist, she found comfort in prayer during difficult times.

Theists often engage in respectful dialogue with skeptics at community forums.

As a committed pan theist, she found sacredness in every tree, river, and star.

As a self-described pan-theist, she found divinity in the beauty of every tree and river.

As a Pan-Theist, she found everyday nature to be sacred and interconnected.

The pan-theists argued that divinity permeated every aspect of the natural world.

The pan theists gathered at the conference to discuss the philosophical implications of divine immanence.

Pan-Theists often emphasize the sacredness of the natural world and argue that divinity permeates every aspect of existence.

During the panel discussion, several pan-en-theists presented compelling arguments that the divine is both immanent within nature and yet transcendent above it.

Although labeled a Pan-en-theist by some critics, she insisted that her view differed from simple pantheism.