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1 Minute Theology - Immanence
||December 06, 2007|561 reads
 

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Gene Boecker
December 06, 2007
I learned this in catechism as Omnipresense; everywhere at once.

And yet - immanent.
Ian Grant Spong
December 06, 2007
I think there's a slight difference. Immanent means close. Omnipresent means everywhere at once.
Ronnie's blog
December 07, 2007
  I believe strongly. It is man (no gender intended) that moves away from God. I'm sure he wants to be near always. Man, thinks he is so great at times. He (no gender) thinks he does not need him!! This is where the distance has always came from!!
Ian Grant Spong
December 07, 2007
Golden, I believe you are quite correct. Gene's comment was good too. Sorry I was so brief Gene, I did appreciate your comment.
Gene Boecker
December 07, 2007
Aw shucks, Grant.
Forgiven
December 07, 2007
This brings comfort! And also a desire to live in a way that honors Him!

Thanks,

Cathy
Pastor_Ken_and_Aminata
December 07, 2007

Yep, that's right.... always...  immanent - always close... very present... while at the same time omnipresent....  He's God  all by Himself.

Pastor Aminata

Ian Grant Spong
December 07, 2007
Cathy, you are so right.
Paul, excellent contribution. Thank you.
PK, yes.