immanentist
Immanentist refers to a person or doctrine that emphasizes immanence—the idea that the divine or ultimate reality is present within the world and does not stand apart from it. In this sense, immanence implies that God, life force, or the fundamental order of reality is accessible through reason, experience, or everyday practice rather than exclusively through revelation, transcendence, or other-worldly separation.
Etymologically, immanentism centers on immanence as a characteristic of reality. The term is used across philosophy
Historically, immanence has played a significant role in various traditions. In Spinoza’s pantheism, God and Nature
Usage of the term varies by context, and immanentist is not tied to a single school. It