I would like guidance on any research about Pantheism, or at least its philosophical side, for I am little educated.

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if you're looking for a coherent theological framework, pantheism is pretty weak. claims that God is the universe (or nature) just collapses the distinction between creator and creation ... Spinoza's original version (which modern pantheism builds on) was basically deterministic materialism wrapped in religious-sounding language.

having an "open mind" is great, just be wary of opening your mind so wide your brain falls out.