My church is Nature. And I can't think of any more beautiful or more appropriate for religious feelings. It seems that Pantheists feel the same. These words seem to be true for them and the feelings they convey had been true for me even before I heard about Pantheism . Pantheism fosters a sane and whole mind that respects reason and evidence, a mind that will not accept key beliefs without rational basis, on the claims of ancient scripture or the assertion of gurus.
Pantheism demands no faith in impossible events and secret revelations.
Pantheism satisfies our need to revere something greater than ourselves, yet it never turns its back on the earth, and never departs from the evidence before us. Pantheism fuses religion and science, matter and spirit. Very often people listen but do not hear, look but do not see, cry but do not feel, suffer but do not learn. To believe is to be open towards the unknown, the incomprehensible, the mysterious. It is acceptance of being a part of a larger reality.