Quite apart from Krause's enterprise, one finds elements of panentheism in Plato's being and becoming, in Nicholas of Cusa's Infinite that reconciles all opposites, in the Absolute Spirit of Hegel, in Whitehead's process theology, and in Teilhard's understanding of creation evolving toward the Omega Point. (firstthings.com)
Ramanuja too recognizes and affirms this form of panentheism in the Gita (14:139). (religion-online.org)
This way of thinking of God's relation to the world is often called panentheism. (religion-online.org)