Help!
There are so many they sound like musical genres.
I'd say Manitou.
The unwritten culture of Native Americans, among others, is complex.
Panentheism (from the Ancient Greek pân, "all" and theós, "God") is the theological position that holds that God is immanent in the universe, yet transcends it. It is distinct from pantheism, which holds that God instead coincides with the material universe. In panentheism, God is seen as the creator, the animating force of the universe, who pervades the cosmos and of which all things are constituted. This concept of God is closely associated with that of the Logos proposed by the Greek philosopher Heraclitus in the 5th century BC.
Therefore, the conceptuality predates Christ.
It's a concept of a "Great Spirit" or "Great Mystery" present in every aspect of nature, from living beings to inanimate objects (the post isn't ironic, nor sarcastic).
But it's not included among the choices.
Looking at it, I wondered why there are so many.
That GOD exists is evident to me.
But this way we're dividing him into a thousand streams of religions...
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