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All False religions has that god- is- in- everything theory

[Hinduism] - "He who sees me (the universal self) presents in all beings, and all beings existing within me, never loses sigh of me.."Srimad Bhagavadgita,Chap.6:30
[Islam] - "To Allah belong the East and the West, withersoever ye turn, there is the presence of Allah. For Allah is all pervading, all knowing" Sura.2:115
These are two major religions that are more open than the other Christian in appearance type religions. However once a religion is encouraging you to Sin it is Pantheistic thus claiming god is in everything 
"The mystery of Iniquity doth already work"2Thess.2:7
However what is wrong in saying god is in everything ? 
To say God is in everything would mean:
i - God is in all or pervades all 
ii- All is of God 
iii- The good of all is of God 
iv- The evil of all is of God 
v- God in all is responsible for the good and evil 
vi- Thus good and evil is from God
Let us now see what the Bible presents :
"The wicked through the pride of his countenance would not seek after God: God is not in all his thoughts" Ps.10:4 
Here we see that God is not in the thoughts of the wicked, hence he is not in everything.
"Howbeit the most high dwelleth not in temples made with hands;..." Acts.7:48
So then since God is not in everything, it would mean that the theory is wrong, hence God is not responsible for evil (sin) 
"God is Light and in him is no Darkness at all" 1Jn.1:5
While God is not everywhere he sees everything 
"For the eyes of the Lord run to and fro throughout the whole earth" 2Chr.16:9
The true God who is not in everything (all pervading) ,is numerically one God
"Hear oh Israel the Lord our God is one Lord" Deut.6:4
We must Love the true God who is one 
"..Hear O Israel; The Lord our God is one Lord: And thou shalt Love the Lord thy God ...." Mrk.12:29-30
Love to God is obedience to his Law which is Sinfreeness 
" Sin is the transgression of the Law" 1Jn.3:4 
"For this is the Love of God when we keep his Commandments:..."1Jn.5:3

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