Hegel as panentheist

pp. 134-164

in: Alan B. Brinkley, James K. Feibleman, Mitchell Franklin, Paul G. Morrison, Andrew J. Reck, Robert C. Whittemore, Edward Ballard, Studies in Hegel, Berlin, Springer, 1969

Abstract

The aim of philosophy is to know the truth, to know God, for He is the absolute truth, inasmuch as nothing else is worth troubling about save God and the unfolding of God's nature.¹