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ubiquitous

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Ubiquitous is a word expressing omnipresence. Religious systems differ in their thinking about the omnipresence of a supreme being. In monotheistic religions such as Christianity, Judaism, and Islam, God and the universe are separate, but God exists everywhere. In pantheistic beliefs, God and the universe are identical.

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