| The only way to break through the semblance of total identity is immanently, using the concept. |
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| Conversely, anything immanently uncriticizable cannot constitute a true work of art. |
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| Yet they do so only immanently, on the basis of human power and emotion, not by some divine force from above or outside. |
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| The ecology of Deer on the High Hills is not merely historical and spatial, but immanently temporal. |
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| But humans are also natural beings governed by inexorable natural laws, and his ethics anchored right action in a self that possessed the natural light of reason immanently. |
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| In relation to the created order, God is both conditioned and unconditioned, free and under necessity, since he is both transcendent to and immanently active in it. |
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| Recall that Leibniz often remarks that God is the only operative transeunt cause and that creatures, precluded from causal interaction amongst themselves, act immanently. |
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| But they fail to see that I am immanently no different from them. |
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