Sentence examples for a common god from inspiring English sources

More than a common god in a pantheon of gods, he is portrayed as being the one creator of the cosmos, and as having uniquely great power, knowledge, and goodness.

They do, if they, both monotheists, have a common God.

Muslims and Christians have a set of shared fundamental values that can guide such a vision partly because they have a common God.

To ask: "Do we have a common God?" is to worry: "Can we live together without bloodshed?" That's why whether a given community worships the same god as another community has always been a crucial cultural and political question and not just a theological one.

The musicians insist that they share a common goal: inviting God's spirit into the church.

Such prayer, addressed to the common God in distinct ways, lies at the foundation of hope for a new Egypt.

Archaeological evidence suggests use of textile technology and, possibly, the worship of common god symbols, both of which recur in pre-Columbian Andean cultures.

And then to lose him at 41 – slain in his sanctuary with eight wonderful members of his flock, each at different stages in life but bound together by a common commitment to God.