Original sentence: And so pandeists do not accord credence to the idea of God-given moral laws, but instead insist on treating everything in the Universe as they would treat God, giving God the awe and reverence (but not worship) due to a Creator with such creative ability, and attempt to maximize the experience of pleasure and happiness and joy in the world while minimizing the experience of pain and suffering and sorrow.The moral basis of pandeism is the idea that God (or the Deus, or the Creator) exists in all things, so that whatever we do do each other we are really doing to God.This very argument caused Saint Augustine to recoil from pandeistic interpretations, since he found it objectionable to think that a master whipping a slave would cause God to feel the blow.Yet later philosophers have pointed out that even theistic conceptions of God require this, for if God is all-knowing, then God's knowledge of the experience of that pain must be not only equal to, but superior to, that of the whipped slave