Sentence examples for a definition of god from inspiring English sources

(See Statman 2005) Leibowitz begins with a definition of God and draws out its implications for how we are to conceive of the world from a Jewish perspective.

Rather than begin with a definition of God and try to show that God's essence implies existence, he begins with a description of the world as we know it and tries to show that it implies the existence of God.

It is impossible because any definition of God will inevitably be inadequate and deceptive, and it is essential because God, whether we know it or not, is at the center of the most important concerns of our lives: the meaning of our existence, and our relationship with creation.

As he says, the two of us are generally in "violent agreement" on how we look at the world, but he often pushes that in our conversations, we need to have a clear definition of "God".

The difference is that we are quite certain "the whole is greater than the part," because the terms involved in this axiom are so familiar to us; but about God's existence we have more an opinion than certain knowledge, because we lack an adequate definition of God's nature.

What, then, is a more mature, realistic definition of God? John the Apostle: "God is love.

From the definition of God as a substance with infinite attributes and other propositions about substance, it follows that "there can be, or be conceived, no other substance but God" (Proposition 14) and that "whatever is, is in God, and nothing can be or be conceived without God" (Proposition 15).

And by the way, that's his definition of God: the a priori mystery, the mystery that exists before anything.

I think what we need is "working definition of 'God,'" a theology that can change and adapt based on new data and new experiences.

Inadequate definition of God points to a second problem.

If your definition of God is just a cosmic "manager" who would supply all your needs, what difference is that from a Genie?