/lit/ - Literature

What is Whitehead's Anti-God, the opposition to his God-as-process? Did he avoid speculation about an anti-God to avoid making scandalous but necessary accusations that would trigger defense mechanisms by other beliefs? Did he camoflage his philosophy in part to avoid being flattened by Christianity as a potential threat to it?

Can Deleuze-Guattarian thought help to illuminate this "dark" aspect of Whiteheadean thought that this sensitive, compassionate man was too kind to try to clarify beyond politely vague generalities?

In a different sense, is there is a sexual element of Whiteheadean thought that was too obscene and humanly fleshy for his polite sentiments, such that he left it shrouded in ambiguity? Perhaps not daring to fully reveal his notion of God in fully hyper-pagan organic nudity for fear of offending Christianity's prudish sentiments and similarly drawing its scorn?