Is Hegel pantheistic? Some accused him of his orthodox contemporaries of Pantheism, a term that was widely linked to atheism during his era. In this paper, I contend that Hegel is not pantheistic, as some modern orthodox contemporaries claimed. Hegel is a semi-pantheist. This manuscript has three parts. In the first section, I scrutinize pantheism according to Spinoza, the first modern pantheist whose work influenced many German philosophers, including Hegel. The second section will examine Hegel's pantheism by analyzing the concept of God or the Absolute. The third section examines Hegel's concept of the Absolute’s characteristics and compares it to Spinoza's God or Nature to determine whether Hegel is a pantheist. I argue that Hegel disagrees with traditional pantheism, especially Spinoza's. Then, I conclude that Hegel's pantheism is not Spinoza's. Hegel is a semi-pantheist.