[im’-uh-nints]
(Latin immaneentia, “indwelling” or “to remain within”)
The theological understanding that God is close to or “within” the natural order, contributing to the world by his active presence. This activity is expressed through his providential control of the universe and through his relational involvement. The doctrine of immanence is to be contrasted but not separated from […]
July 23, 2009
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