The phrase "a being which" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing or defining a particular entity or creature in a more formal or literary context.
Example: "In the realm of fantasy, a being which possesses magical powers can alter the course of events."
Alternatives: "an entity that" or "a creature that".
Since goodness completes or perfects something, "the best" must be "a being which is fully complete (ens completissimum)." Now what is absolutely complete must possess all possible perfections.
At the same time Schelling insists there must be that against which freedom can be manifest — a being which is not free and is therefore necessitated — for it to be meaningful freedom at all.
In my dream, a being which I interpreted to be "God" told me to ignore what I'd been taught in my prior years of Hebrew and Sunday School about the so-called "10 Commandments" and to remember that there were only 2 Commandments which mattered to "God".
Getting healthy does not only mean in some aspects of a being which is generally thought to be always physical wellness.
Frye and Shafer emphasize that rape's communication of this message constitutes one significant element of its harm: "[rape] gives [the victim] a picture of herself as a being within someone's domain and not as a being which has domain ….
He argued that, if Malcolm does prove the necessary existence of the greatest possible being, it follows that there is a being which exists in all worlds whose greatness in some worlds is not surpassed.
DiFranco's music does not just make me proud to be a young woman; it makes me proud to be a human being, which is a difficult comment to make with regard to the blinding glitter of American pop.
God is a supreme being, which can be addressed as a person and asked for help.
This led to speculation on the excellent radio commentary on BBC5 Live that Djokovic might not be a human being, which seemed fair enough.
"I think we should look in general at the life of a human being, which cannot be considered only in terms of work," said Amico Antonucci, 54, in the crowd at Piazza Navona.
It has the capability of causing significant internal thought about what it means to be a human being, which falls in line with Wallace's notion that "fiction's about what it is to be a fucking human being".
