I have recently started calling myself a freethinker or Spinozist instead of a pantheist because of the new age woo that gets associated with it. Words are just symbols we try to convey ideas with. Often the words I use depend on who I am talking to. Recently I gave a short talk in which I freely used the phrases 'Higher power' and 'God of my understanding'. My audience was familiar with these terms and it wasn't necessary for me to explain that I was talking about Nature when I used these terms, because that didn't have much to do with the point I was trying to make.

lol. sorry, I didn't see that it was a link. I thought it was a question.

If you're a pantheist, you believe in a divinity that is spread throughout the entire Universe, rather than personified in an individual figure.

The New York Church of Humanism had something called a "God Concept." Not an actual deity, of course, more like whatever it is that makes us want to self actualize.

I think divinity by definition is the property of God that makes it God. I don't see anything that prevents us from being filled with awe and wonder without confusing it for God or the divine. I think of it as a deep appreciation, but nothing mystical.

Pantheism? Not sure. That's my best guess.