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Immanent, immanence, immanency (nouns),
immanently (adverb), immanentism (noun),
immanentist (adjective & noun), and immaterial
(adjective), immaterially (adverb), immaterialness (noun),
immaterialism (noun), immaterialist (adjective & noun),
immateriality (noun), immaterialities (plural noun),
immaterialize (transitive verb)
Included in discussion: material (noun), materialism (noun),
physicalism (noun)
Immanent is that which remains in context to all
things immaterial in nature. The
word imminent is not the same, and refers to
predictability about what is probable to happen in time. If you
say, the Pope is immanent, it could be perceived two ways. One
way, you perceive there is the materialistic presence of
dignity or another, that he is an
immanent ruler in the position of power he obtained.
It is important to note that immanence is everywhere in
everything, in other words, something immaterial came before everything we
perceive, and you and everything else remain. According to
scientists, the universe had a creation, and in the millionths
of seconds immanently expressed,
there was hydrogen, and hydrogen knew that when it found helium,
they would change. The question to ask, is why?
We can't expect that the elements are just random chance,
hydrogen had a reason, and obviously
a purpose. Samuel Johnson argued about the use of immaterial
and the connotations with being synonymous with irrelevant as it
was easy to loose the context. When the word immaterial is used
for subject matter, this is completely different than speaking
of the spirit world.
The arguments over immanence really can be explained by studying
it psychologically using a bit of geometric thinking. First, the
universe grew outward in a sort of ellipsoid shape, but this was
from a very small point in space. This should be enough to make
anyone wonder how small can we see, and if hydrogen and other
atoms hold many more secrets that we just can see yet.
| The material universe also had to perform one hell of a feat, all the
forces we are aware of [four of them] had to be together before
the Big Pow Wow, and the universe had to expand faster than
light speed, otherwise, light would have escaped, or at
least not been logically possible.
These are the weighty principles currently understood, as
the energy from the Big Bang has been recorded as noise, or
radiation from space, and this helps to strengthen the
stance for creation of the universe as such. This event has
been strengthened by at least one religious advocate from
the early 20th century, but it is now known that the
Earth
is around 4.5 billion years old, not matching well with
Genesis supposedly written a few hundred years ago. |

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The separation of material and immaterial can be confusing no
doubt, but in a spiritual sense only, everything we take part of
in this universe is either alive or not alive, and this is the
distinction that should be recognized in helping to understand
perception of this reality.
The Earth is full of life, the very first life coming out of the
sea, and the presence of the sea is still in question as to how
it originally formed. One thing for sure, hydrogen was heavily
involved. Scientists have already stated that we are part of the
stars or sometimes referred to as space dust.
What ever we are, hydrogen, helium, and light hold the essence
of life for our existence. It is the relationship between these
three elements that seemingly remain the core of life. Starting at this
level, say the Big Bang, it is very difficult to determine the
difference between material and immaterial, is it not?
Everything we make that is from the Earth, is not alive,
including computers so far. So the material world is a
metaphor that combines what we have
made, and what has transpired in life on its own. This would
include the observer as part of that
material world.
In classifying the world as material, this is a bad habit to get
into. The world and universe is a combination of that which is
alive and that which is not alive. That which is alive surely is
not immaterial, yet wars make it so
and so do houses, and cities follow. The growth of humans and
their style of living kills Earth by covering large areas of it,
removing the food source that is capable of emanating from the
surface. This sacred space is the area where sunlight is
available.
Since the power of God was there before the hydrogen that just
happen to be handy in the Big Bang, wouldn't it be blasphemy to
label those who support the pathos
created by God? Down through the centuries, they were often
referred to as Pagans. Yet, at the very same time, another
separate group of people were focused on the immaterial
elements, and the Pagans were seemingly focused on the material.
The material reference here is the same as before, including two
elements, alive and not alive. It was the alive part that Pagans
were concerned with. It was the classification of the word
material which cleverly hid one half of this element for years
in the minds of perception. The reasoning for this is simple,
Pagans could be classified into many categories that were
physical in nature. In using the word physical, this covered the
fact that the material in the world has many facades to
consider.
Everyone has heard the statements of Pagans and those who were
not of the official current day Judaism or Christianity sector
as cult worshippers which was supposed to
be a physical connection that everyone understood as material.
Actually, the word cult is short for cultivation of Earth by the
beasts who Christians unknowingly
support. In this context, Christians become opposed to God and
the essence of life or support of it. The word immanent sits
right on top of immaterial in the dictionary and they are
closely associated in meaning. Are Christians telling us
that his immanency is a cult worshipper?
Christians stick to the material world, and use the Sun, the Moon,
Earth, Wind, and Fire to unknowingly label those who understand
all these things hold the essence of God, just as we do in space
dust, or God dust, if you want to call it that. All this has
been created for us to oversee, yet Christians and others live
on the Earth as beasts, and act like beasts in expression using
emotions that are negative and help
create chaos for other life forms identical to them.
There are many people who believe in
the spirit world or fourth-dimension, and this is immaterial in
nature. How on Earth can Christians claim that those Pagans
who beat their drums do not associated their feelings with the
very source that Christians also want to claim, but in the fray,
Christians and others attempt to separate them by using clever
metaphors that confuse dialogue between people resulting in
literal pathos alteration and belief?
Both sources as it stands presently, for the most part, are
unattainable in this realm, so one side creates the idea that
this will be obtained after your dead, and this immediately
solves many propaganda problems. The other side does not fall
for this false story completely, as they know that after your
dead, the rules change. Those rules that apply here, may not be
applicable anymore. so they are more interested in seeing what
can be done while we are capable of doing it under rules that we
already can learn and apply here. These laws are part of the
laws of God who was there before the hydrogen. There is also the
issue of bringing knowledge forward fairly in the process, but
homo sapiens change this and begin to hide knowledge so that not
only others can be manipulated, but all life on Earth can be
manipulated and cultivated for the beasts.
Of course, once the Earth has been cultivated completely, the
beasts will have completed their mission, the Earth will remove
the life on Earth, and begin anew. Those who claimed that they
could achieve the next dimension after they were dead became
space dust. Those who sought to learn otherwise had a chance to
see the next world, some made it, some didn't. The ones who
didn't make it, may never know what happened, and this thought
is often overlooked.
Immaterial is here, but it is also not here. As before,
immanency is everywhere. This accounts for both the immaterial
and the material. A Christian will often become one because of
the power associated with its stance alone through friends,
never really understanding the essence of the iteration of
knowledge, and later, using emotions to hide the truth for
fear
of losing friendships and the false feeling of power.
Some clarifications:
Physical: Immanent is classified in all existence,
something had to be prior for there to be remains. Physical
represents part of the point, as in the Big Bang point, we
observe from, only our organic point isn't as powerful, and needs
spiritual enlightenment.
Materialism:
The propagation of all plant and rock matter however converted
chemically or genetically. Hydrogen and the presence of HO
are inclusive at a very high percentage in the natural world
even though the presence is often very small for HO.
Physicalism:
Accepting immaterial or irrelevance in all context to the
presence of another elevated dimension that contains a higher
force whether connected to us or not and the spatiotemporal link
[space and time] to registered awareness or empirical personal
observation.
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Immaterial: Not labeled important to material because
material does matter as if, material is all that matters, and
hiding this fact using immanent as imminent. If you want to
remain, you must hurry and die, then you will live forever, but
you are being given directions for a place no one can verify
that the advise is valid. See discussion above clarifications.
Imminent:
The projection of now, impending, about to occur, the mirror of
awareness in depth.
1 John 3:8-10
He that committeth sin is of the devil; for the devil sinneth
from the beginning. For this purpose the Son of God was
manifested, that he might destroy the works of the devil. [9]
Whosoever is born of God doth not commit sin; for
his seed remaineth in
him: and he cannot sin, because he is born of God. [10]
In this the children of God are manifest, and the children
of the devil: whosoever doeth not righteousness is not of God,
neither he that
loveth
not his brother.
Comment: Notice the clever contrast between verse 8 and
9? Who is the brother or brethren? The immanence of the
brother seed. Space dust that became life on Earth and every
living soul matters. It would be against God to call someone a
Christian or Pagan, as we are all in the same boat floating to
the same source, or those who are aware of it. It would be a sin
to forget the essence of our journey, and assume rule over
others for worth of dignity who hold this true.
The pinnacle of supporting life on Earth and monitoring the
environment in a
metaphysics relationship that sustains life in
axiom would be
closer to God than anyone normally seems to get acquainted with. Those
who remove life on Earth are in most cases too far gone mentally
to realize they work against the power of God, even if it is a
small rabbit gutted, or a bug they step on. Of course, it would seem, higher up the
life scale, the more against the power of God would be realized,
or manifested in the immaterial record of life, and the degree
of worth for souls measured to attained knowledge, as knowledge,
spirit, emotions, and love would all be important factors for
God who may be holding the end of the hydrogen measuring stick.
Sustenance of this very system should also not be abused, as it
is the source. Strangely, we as a human race to hell, have not
considered that the universe is very life fragile, and we have
only been here in our present state seemingly for a few thousand
years. We treat the Earth as if it would last forever, and
anyone who has thought it through knows better.
To create all that, let it die, and only save those who were
unappreciative of it and wanted to die to be saved seems a
waste. Anyone with a brain knows God is not that stupid.
R. Mark Sink 2007/12/31
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