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Green's Logical Inclusion Theorem, also known as the belief of Logical Inclusion, is the assertion that all monotheistic religious schools of thought, regardless location in the world or any other belief criterion, are worshiping and/or praying to the same 'higher power.' This theorem draws from the same vein as Nondualism and Monism and is closely related as such. However, Green's Logical Inclusion Theorem should not be grouped with New Age or New Thought principles, as it is objective rather than a subset of some other belief structure. The theorem itself grew from an ongoing dialog amongst researcher Ryan Green and his colleagues on the interconnectivity and overlapping of major world religions in the setting of propositional logic. Logical Inclusion has been used in enrichment activities as an exercise in critical thought.
