I find aspects of my worldview and outlook on life are, to some degree, associated with taking a human being centered viewpoint where humans are the most important thing in the universe. I feel humans are special, stand apart from nature, and "the world belongs to humans.” I am comfortable with the increasing commodification of everything and valuing other things based on usefulness to humans.  (Note: some extend this in worshiping a Personal and Moralistic God and highly valuing their own ultimate salvation.)

I believe humans are part of nature, not its rulers. People should cherish, revere, and sometimes stand in awe of natural beauty, not despoil it or threaten the integrity of ecosystems. The interconnected unity of its parts / processes should be valued without regard to usefulness to people. Sources of a belonging to nature feeling include living in wilderness, a groundedness that comes from working the soil, and indigenous religion. Natural pantheists identify God with a self-organizing, ever evolving, perhaps self aware  universe. Pantheists don’t recognize a Personal God, but typically equate God with the sum of all existence.