So far from being the God of classical philosophy, who is in no way related to others and whose sole object of experience is self, the God of Christian scripture as well as of the Hebrew patriarchs is consistently represented as the supremely relative one, who is related to all others as well as to self by the unique experiences of creation and redemption. (religion-online.org)
That is, whereas in classical philosophy the idea of one entity being present in another carries with it the notion of displacement, in Whitehead's philosophy this is not the case. (religion-online.org)