immanence
immanency

The immanence of God refers to him being in the world.

Whatever the question was, it could only be trivial next to the immanence in which he drifted.

Men succeed in the world by transcendence, but immanence is the lot of women.

I think most human languages would render the concept as immanence, or something similar.

Or perhaps it's the immanence of history that encourages one to count centuries rather than minutes.

God's immanence is found at successively descending levels of reality.

These shots carry an unexpected quality of immanence, a spiritual charge.

These modes of thinking are sometimes associated with the idea of immanence.

It was going to flood him with immanence whether he liked it or not.

Sartre refers to this idea as the "illusion of immanence."

Divine transcendence and immanence are traditional notions in Jewish thought.

The revelation of death's immanence in life occurs during illnesses and long depressive states.

The incarnation is therefore an extreme instance of divine immanence within the creation.

Nevertheless in this theology he approached more closely to the Stoic idea of immanence.

Transcendence and immanence are two aspects of the same single Supreme Reality.

He is known for promoting a concept of conscious immanence, an idea in which the subject and object form a unity.

As with transcendence and immanence, this may at first sight appear to represent a flat contradiction in terms.

We must, he says, accept the reality of disease and the immanence of death in every human body; medicine cannot ultimately master nature.

It is just here that Buddhism is on the side of modern pantheism and immanence.

Immanence means that God is involved in the world, and Christian teachings have long acknowledged his attention to human affairs.

The Holy Spirit is also expressed as an immanence of God.

Although transcendence is defined as the opposite of immanence, the two are not necessarily mutually exclusive.

It was released as a companion album with Snuffbox Immanence.

However, the immanence of the spirit (after Jesus Christ) within the world embraces everything created.

But whether one actually experiences such immanence will be as much a matter of faith as of taste.