In Panosophy, the Supreme Being is the Absolute, as the ultimate superclass of Being in Integral Relational Logic, embracing both the Formless and all beings in the relativistic world of form.

Being, with a capital B, is the superclass of all classes in Integral Relational Logic, denoted as Being, from which all other classes inherit attributes and behaviours, like the superclass Object in object-oriented modelling systems.

In Integral Relational Logic, attribute is a primal concept, denoting a property or characteristic assigned to an entity, as an instance of a class, such as the height of a mountain, a person’s name, the rate of flow of a river, the date of an event, or the colour of a blouse.

As the Totality of Existence consists of everything there is, being is a primal concept in Integral Relational Logic, essentially synonymous with data in this context. For being takes conceptual and mathematical abstraction to the utmost level of generality, in keeping with this ontological statement in Aristotle’s Metaphysics:

When first used in English in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, physics meant ‘natural science’, especially the Aristotelian system of natural science; hence, natural philosophy in the wider sense. But Aristotle’s Physics did not penetrate to the Divine Origin of the Universe, ignoring the root meaning of the word, which is ‘origin, nature’.