English

immanentism

From immanent + -ism.

Formed from immanent + -ism

Latin manēre ‘to dwell, remain, stay’

Latin immanēre

Late Latin immanēns

English immanent

Today it means

noun A doctrine based on immanence, especially the immanence of God.

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Etymograph / immanentism

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