The prefix omni-originates from the Latin word that signifies "everything." So, to state that God is ubiquitous, is to state that God is available all over. In numerous religions, God is viewed as inescapable, while in Judaism and Christianity, this vision is subdivided into the greatness and innateness of God. In spite of the fact that God isn't completely submerged in the texture of creation (polytheism), He is available wherever constantly.

The nearness of God is ceaseless through all of creation, in spite of the fact that it may not be uncovered similarly in the meantime to individuals all over. On occasion, He might be effectively present in a circumstance, while He may not uncover His essence in another situation in some other territory.
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