One possible way to add panentheism to “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realism” to create a hypothetical hybrid philosophical theory could be to modify the definition of physicalism to include the idea that God or a divine being is the ultimate source or ground of all physical reality. This would involve taking the empirical, rationalist, and realist approaches of “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realism” and combining them with the belief in a divine being that is immanent within the physical world, while also transcending it. This hypothetical hybrid theory could be called “Empirical Rationalist Panentheistic Physicalism” or “Panentheistic Empirical Rationalist Physicalism.” It would suggest that knowledge can be gained through observation, reasoning, and the study of physical phenomena, and that this knowledge accurately reflects the true nature of the world, including the presence of a divine being that permeates and transcends the physical world.
There’s #2 – now to contrast.
2) “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realist Natural Theology,
It is possible to hypothetically add natural theology to “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realism” to create a hypothetical hybrid philosophical theory. This theory, which could be called “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realist Natural Theology,” would combine the empirical, rationalist, physicalist, and realist approaches of “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realism” with the concept of natural theology, which is the study of God and religious truths through the use of reason and observation of the natural world. This hybrid theory would suggest that knowledge about God and religious truths can be gained through observation and reasoning, and that this knowledge is grounded in the natural world. It would also maintain the skepticism of “Empirical Rationalist Physicalist Realism” towards certain beliefs and philosophical theories.