Examples of using Immanent in English and their translations into Swedish
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absolutely false theory promulgated by Stalin-Bukharin about the“immanent” revolutionary spirit of the colonial bourgeoisie is, in substance, a translation of Menshevism into the language of Chinese politics.
The immanent development of a science, the derivation of its entire content from the concept in its simplicity….
God is immanent in the Sefirot, but He is Himself more than may be perceived in these forms of idea and being.
Thus Europe, even losing one of its main modern distinctive features- the nation state- again will keep its identity- its immanent variability, constant openness,
moreover they are immanent to the procedures and developments of imperial power.
God is a part of the world and immanent in it, although his power is exercised throughout its entirety.
The divine is immanent in, and characteristically regarded as the basic element of,
If God is immanent in the universe, the individual objects-or,
The universal is not a thing in itself; it is immanent in individuals and is multiplied in all the representatives of a class.
the active forces become manifest, the sum of the permanent and immanent activity of all Sefirot.
to call his teaching an immanent idealism as contrasted with the transcendental idealism of Plato.
It's not at all about an immanent institutional critical curating since it is not Bukowskis which is being criticized
God merely immanent, so that any attempt to demonstrate their objective value must end in contradiction.
In sum, the Logos of God is transcendent and immanent, incarnate, and inscripturated as in classical orthodox theology.
at definite periods- of the immanent contradictions.
the supernatural in a myopic fixation on the immanent and the natural.
its derivatives proclaim one God who is transcendent by nature and immanent only by condescension
The totality of Hegelian society is such that its principle is simultaneously immanent to it and transcendent of it, but it never coincides in itself with any determinate reality of society itself.
The theory ascribed to him was that the Logos was an impersonal Divine power, immanent from eternity in God,
Divine judgment(judicium divinum), as an immanent act of God,