#panendeism

(a longform post for seekers, skeptics, and sacred rebels)

So let’s talk about it. The idea that multiple universes exist—a multiverse, if you will—has some folks sweating bullets in pews and pulpits. “But if the universe isn’t special,” they say, “doesn’t that make God irrelevant?”

No. It makes your idea of God too small.

🚪 First, let's clear the fog:

Multiverse Theory = The idea that our universe is one of possibly infinite or vastly many universes, each with different laws, constants, or dimensions. It's a legit contender in modern cosmology and quantum theory—not some fringe sci-fi concept.

So how does this “contradict” God? Answer: It doesn’t. It only contradicts the limited version of God that resembles an authoritarian landlord.

🔍 What version of "God" feels threatened?

A God who micromanages every atom in a single universe?

A God who needs only one creation to prove His power?

A God who plays cosmic traffic cop and moral accountant?

Yeah—that God feels very exposed in a multiverse.

🌌 But what if God is bigger?

What if God is not a cosmic king, but the Ground of All Being?

What if the Divine is not some puppet-master behind one curtain, but the Source behind every probability, every cosmos, every vibration of being?

The multiverse doesn’t threaten God. It reveals God as even more vast, mysterious, and infinite than we imagined.

A God bound to one universe is a local deity. A God that births multiverses is a cosmic artist beyond totality.

🧠 Even Philosophers Saw This Coming

Anaximander whispered it: the Apeiron (the Boundless).

Bruno died for it: an infinite cosmos birthed by an infinite Divine.

Leibniz: God contemplates all possible worlds.

Spinoza: God is Deus sive Natura—God or Nature itself.

And you know what? Modern science is just catching up.

🕊️ TL;DR:

The Multiverse doesn’t make God obsolete. It obliterates narrow, human-sized gods. It calls forth a Deity that is beyond even Being itself—a Source not bound by one universe, but the womb of infinite realities.

You don’t have to choose between faith and physics. You just need a bigger God.

Hi, I'm Syd! I'm new to Tumblr, and I wanted to talk a little bit about myself! I'm not very good at introductions, but I'll do my best.

I am an Animistic Satanist, and I primarily follow a mix between Hellenistic and Canaanite practices and rituals under the context of Goetia (a mix between the spirits found within The Lemegeton and practices and practice of Goetia found in Ancient Greece). My Patron is King Paimon, but I also follow Lucifer/ʿAṯtar and Ba'al Haddad.

I believe that all of nature is divine, and that every religion is a translation of our relationships with said divinity. The complex viewpoints and differences between religions is what drives us to learn about what lies beyond the material surface - to find the abstract within. Even Non-Theists and Non-Spiritualists have their own means of interacting and viewing the world, and I seek to understand as many viewpoints as I can. And because of this constant work in understanding, I am an Omnist, even if I have defined beliefs of my own!

I am also a Unitarian Universalist. I don't believe in an eternal afterlife where souls are judged and set in neat, tight boxes; I believe that everyone's relationships are constantly changing and evolving, and that some days are more painful than the other, and some days are more blissful than the other.

And lastly, I'm a Panendeist! I believe that everything is God, even what is outside of our Universe. God, to me, is completely impersonal, but no less significant.

I'm just going to be posting my thoughts, ramblings, and whatever else I can put on here. If you have any questions let me know 🧡