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Meanings of immanence in English
Portuguese
imanência Catalan
immanència Usage of immanence in English
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They tremble on the verge of immanence at the best of times.
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Christianity and philosophy, theism and pantheism, dualism and immanence, are irreconcilable opposites.
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But, in its boldness, the steel structure also contains the immanence of violence.
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This statement affirms both the immanence and the transcendence of God.
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To surrender the Divine immanence will not really solve our problem.
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May the Divine transcendence and the Divine immanence be the two poles of your life.
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By insisting specially on the immanence of God we get introspection, self-isolation, quietism, social indifference-Tibet
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He reminded Corello of one of those street corner fanatics declaring the immanence of Armageddon.
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By the first century CE, there had been a similar thirst for divine immanence in Judaism.
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The Christian doctrine of Incarnation stressed the divine immanence in the world of flesh and blood.
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Transcendentalism was an assertion of the inalienable integrity of man, of the immanence of Divinity in instinct.
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He is in fact the infinite in the finite, transcendence in immanence, the absolute in the relative.
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Such a truth is the divine immanence.
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There is nothing profound about this conception of "immanence."
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These phrases indicate the immanence of three influences by which the work of the playwright is constantly conditioned.
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The imminence and immanence of violence.
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Immanence through the time