The monarchical language of God as King, Ruler, Lord, and Father is the main target of Models of God. A new language is clearly necessary. McFague forthrightly rejects traditional Trinitarian language while her own proposal is made in modest and even provisional tones. In this sense we create the reality in which we live. But all is not lost.
Some constructions are better than others.
This means that 'all things have their origins in God and nothing exists outside God, though this does not mean that God is reduced to these things. She defines it in a series of questions. This is what she means by panentheism. McFague is very clear in following the logic of her metaphor of the world as God's body. Since God is to the world as the self is to the body, there can be no relation to God that is not mediated by creation.