immanence in Greek
immanence in Greek is εμμένεια — immanence means the state of being immanent, also called inherency.
immanence in Greek
εμμένεια
Pronounced: emmeneia
(philosophy, metaphysics, theology) The concept of the presence of deity in and throughout the real world; the idea that God is everywhere and in everything. Contrast transcendence.
What does "immanence" mean?
- noun The state of being immanent, also called inherency.
- noun The condition of existing entirely within something, without going beyond it.
- noun (religion) The belief that God is present everywhere, within the world itself rather than beyond it.
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What is "immanence" in Greek?
"immanence" in Greek is εμμένεια. immanence means: The state of being immanent, also called inherency.
How do you pronounce εμμένεια?
"immanence" in Greek is εμμένεια, pronounced "emmeneia".
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