To explain transeunt and immanent causation, the game of billiards is needed. Transeunt causation, or event causation, is where an event causes movement, while immanent causation shows that agents cause an event by themselves without other events influencing them, they are the prime mover unmoved. In billiards, the transeunt causation would be the stick moving to hit the white ball which then moves to hit another ball.
To explain transeunt and immanent causation, the game of billiards is needed. Transeunt causation, or event causation, is where an event causes movement, while immanent causation shows that agents cause an event by themselves without other events influencing them, they are the prime mover unmoved. In billiards, the transeunt causation would be the stick moving to hit the white ball which then moves to hit another ball.