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'''Immanence''' comes from the [[Latin]] and refers to [[God|God's]] ability to be present in the material world.  This includes His presence in [[human]]s, [[nature]], and human [[history]]. Unfortunately, when he tried this, he was killed in the name of another religion. Making Jesus the most ironic character in Middle Eastern religions.
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'''Immanence''' comes from the [[Latin]] and refers to [[God|God's]] ability to be present in the material world.  This includes His presence in [[human]]s, [[nature]], and human [[history]].
  
 
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Revision as of 02:32, September 3, 2007

Immanence comes from the Latin and refers to God's ability to be present in the material world. This includes His presence in humans, nature, and human history.