 Another impetus for development has been criticisms of panentheism. These criticisms have taken two forms. One form, by major alternatives to panentheistic understandings of the God-world relation, has criticized the adequacy of panentheism. Panentheism faces challenges both from those who resist any lessening of the emphasis upon divine transcendence and from those who find pantheism more adequate than any system distinguishing between God and the world. Recently, an important criticism, especially from Analytic theology, has been that panentheism lacks the distinctiveness needed to identify it precisely enough to distinguish it from other forms of theism, critique it, and further its development. Finally, the variety of the versions of panentheism has led to an active internal discussion among the various versions.