I've got a lot to explore with regard to pantheism. This article is the start of a short-form series on religion, atheism, and pantheism which I'll be doing for this "publication" called "God's Funeral." Below are links to some of my pantheism articles, but I'm still working this stuff out.

No, I'm not tied to Spinoza's deterministic, medieval formulations. But I like how he bases his ethics on his metaphysics. I do something similar by construing ethics as an aesthetic response to scientific objectifications and thus to the existential cosmicist experience of nature's absurdity/godlessness, etc.

https://medium.com/interfaith-now/the-dread-of-pantheistic-enlightenment-7c87c60e85bb?sk=158f8bc9a1463ac78475169ba7eb1454

https://medium.com/original-philosophy/a-clash-of-pantheisms-d8c0c1bf581?sk=9c02993a95e09b3e47c9f4e4007007ac

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/why-you-should-be-haunted-by-natures-physicality-4d52310d0817?sk=e1407bef36888713f080746a51b4c7ba

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/secular-ironies-from-pantheism-to-hubristic-progress-fe69bb8ed435?sk=5b49b37cf2c4c76889a091b7e2513262

https://medium.com/grim-tidings/stoic-pantheism-and-the-rise-of-the-alienated-sage-efe322b14254?sk=bcc05b59f8e48c88d31f2c74f0ded7c1