When I think how Joseph Conrad wrote in his third language (after Polish, then French), I get a huge case of God, I am uneducated.
Jones: "When the team sheet came through to the dressing room, it was a case of 'Oh my God, it's going to be a long night' but Garry Thompson scored and we had something to hang on to.
Thomas V. Morris has suggested that we can find an analogy for the trinity in the psychological condition known as multiple personality disorder: just as a single human being can have multiple personalities, so too a single God can exist in three persons (though, of course, in the case of God this is a cognitive virtue, not a defect) (Morris 1986).
Being has access to essence from the outside, in the sense that it does not strictly belong to the essential nature of a res, except in the case of God.
Believing, at least in the case of God, is an external relation, not an internal relation grounded in an intrinsic feature of the believer.
To say that something "exists" — even in the case of God — is not to predicate a property that its concept lacks if the thing did not exist.
Taliaferro then adds that this immediacy in the case of God's action is precisely a reason to say that "the world does not function as God's body the way material bodies function as our own".
Here, it is more a case of Rififi Among Men and God alike, in a blisteringly powerful prison-gangster picture from the French director Jacques Audiard.
But, my god, a case of gastro striking one of the world's biggest cruise ships has to be up there.
Rothko, like Rembrandt, like Michelangelo, is an artist who suggests the power of god – or in his case, of god's absence.
