Immanence of God : Know Thyself; God (the Soul) And the Man; The Book of Self (God); Faith (the Primary Will); As Taught by Jesus the Master

"The Immanence of God" by L.W. De Laurence delves into the profound exploration of divine presence in various religious traditions. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, when spiritualism and esoteric thought gained momentum, the book intricately dissects the concept of God's immanence within historical and philosophical contexts.

De Laurence navigates through theological landscapes, touching on panentheism and mysticism, while also addressing prevailing socio-political dynamics. He skillfully draws from a range of disciplines such as theology, philosophy, and mysticism to illustrate the interconnectedness of God with humanity and the universe.

Through meticulous research, De Laurence highlights the convergence of spiritual ideologies with emerging scientific advancements of his time. The book emphasizes the fusion of faith and reason, inviting readers to contemplate the divine in fresh and innovative ways. De Laurence's eloquent prose and rigorous examination of spiritual concepts make this work a valuable resource for scholars and seekers alike.

"The Immanence of God" not only enriches our understanding of theological discourse but also serves as a testament to the enduring human quest for transcendence.

"The Immanence of God" by L.W. De Laurence delves into the profound exploration of divine presence in various religious traditions. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, when spiritualism and esoteric thought gained momentum, the book intricately dissects the concept of God''s immanence within historical and philosophical contexts.

De Laurence navigates through theological landscapes, touching on panentheism and mysticism, while also addressing prevailing socio-political dynamics. He skillfully draws from a range of disciplines such as theology, philosophy, and mysticism to illustrate the interconnectedness of God with humanity and the universe.

Through meticulous research, De Laurence highlights the convergence of spiritual ideologies with emerging scientific advancements of his time. The book emphasizes the fusion of faith and reason, inviting readers to contemplate the divine in fresh and innovative ways. De Laurence''s eloquent prose and rigorous examination of spiritual concepts make this work a valuable resource for scholars and seekers alike.

"The Immanence of God" not only enriches our understanding of theological discourse but also serves as a testament to the enduring human quest for transcendence.