This contrast bears a clear result relative to matter theory: Descartes is locked into a view of matter as infinitely divisible, in order to account for the absence of void or, what amounts to the same thing, the omnipresence of matter.
There is much to be said about this image of reason, which ascribes to reason the same exhaustiveness, dominance, and omnipresence that traditional theologies ascribe to God.
George Will wrote, in a column the same month, that Obama's omnipresence transformed his voice into "elevator music, always out and about, heard but not really listened to".
At the same time, there is his mysterious omnipresence, as he drops out of a clear blue sky to play kickball on Roosevelt Island while wearing a woolly hat, plays the tambourine in Texas, drives golf carts around Stockholm, dances the Conga in Cannes, or joins karaoke parties in New York with pretty Dutch girls to buy everyone Chartreuse and sing Elvis Presley's Marie's the Name.
Indeed, for Isaac Newton and Samuel Clarke divine omnipresence was one and the same thing as space, which they understood as 'the sensorium of God.' (Oakes 2006) (2) The traditional theistic position that God's creation of the universe is continuous can easily be developed in pantheistic directions.
At the same time that own brands have been on the rise, the omnipresence of mobile in everyday life presents a new opportunity to create the meaningful, lasting relationships that fuel shopper loyalty.
The same comment could be made of certain forms of Idealism, which are so intent on the omnipresence of spirit that they neglect the materiality of the material order.
All the same, Gita's message is of an even higher principle of our inter-connectedness in the infinite omnipresence of God.
At the same time, she remembered that when advertisements started to infiltrate bathroom stalls at the University of Toronto, students fought back with felt-tip pens against marketing omnipresence.
