The phrase "about god to" is not correct and does not form a coherent expression in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity, making it difficult to determine its intended use.
Example: "I want to talk about god to my friends."
Alternatives: "regarding god" or "concerning god".
When his father speaks about God to company at dinner, his eyes grow angry and gleeful behind his glasses.
For centuries, it persuaded Christians, when talking to or about God, to drop normal English in favour of cod Jacobean.
In the final episode, "What About God?," to be shown on Thursday night, undergraduate students at Wheaton are shown grappling with their desire to reconcile their faith with their growing knowledge of science.
On the other hand, if you want to find out about God, to grasp what the concept means, where it came from, how it functions: you could do worse.
Flew maintained that if a religious believer could not say what circumstances would have to exist for their statements about God to be false, then they are unfalsifiable and meaningless.
"I want to sing about God to the sick, folks in bars, and people in lounges... places where I can touch different communities," Kareemah said on her mission to influence lives with her music.
If that's what she wants to write about, God love her, I support it.
On some level, I am thankful that God can use the lunatics among us to bring about God's will.
To be always "on the threshold of some decisive perception" is as natural to a Krasznahorkai character as thinking about God is to a Dostoyevsky character; the Krasznahorkai world is a Dostoyevskian one from which God has been removed.
One skit about God appearing to her in a supermarket digresses before ever showing its hand.
And the musicians -- who call themselves "worship leaders" rather than performers -- sing not about God, but to God.
