in-ness

How does this in-ness, this innerness, this interiority of God work?

Tom Honey on God and the tsunami Rev. Tom Honey 2005

How does this in-ness, this innerness, this interiority of God work?

Tom Honey on God and the tsunami Rev. Tom Honey 2005

How does this in-ness, this innerness, this interiority of God work?

Tom Honey on God and the tsunami Rev. Tom Honey 2005

Before Einstein, who asserted the radical inextricability of spacetime from the universe itself; and quantum physicists, who showed that there is no such thing as perfectly empty space; Romantic poets, with their figuration of atmosphere, and Romantic philosophers, with their interest in phenomenology, asserted the radical in-ness of reality.

'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' as an Ambient Poem; a Study of a Dialectical Image; with Some Remarks on Coleridge and Wordsworth 2001

Where the experience is not of conflux, it may be of conterminousness (things with but one thing between); or of contiguousness (nothing between); or of likeness; or of nearness; or of simultaneousness; or of in-ness; or of on-ness; or of for-ness; or of simple with-ness; or even of mere and-ness, which last relation would make of however disjointed a world otherwise, at any rate for that occasion a universe 'of discourse.'

A Pluralistic Universe Hibbert Lectures at Manchester College on the Present Situation in Philosophy William James 1876

There are clearly levels of in-ness and out-ness within almost any gay individual's life - especially so for anyone whose family comes from a more conservative culture, but who lives and works far away in the relatively tolerant bubble of New York City.

Jezebel 2009

I think she herself might have, over the past couple years, been a bit surprised by her in-ness.

Justice and Compassion 2008