Sentence examples for compassionate god from inspiring English sources

Rather, Judaism has affirmed a benevolent and compassionate God.

Like other atheistic existentialists, Mr Bowles put no store in a compassionate God, let alone the innate goodness of man.

The general tone is deeply moralistic and theocentric, reverberating with a demand for obedience to a transcendent but compassionate God.

They do not start off with a belief in a merciful and compassionate God and reflect this in work for integral human development, peace and justice.

Khayyam fails to see a profound meaning in human existence; his existential anxiety is compounded by the fact that we are subject to our daily share of suffering, a concept that runs contrary to that of the all merciful and compassionate God of Islam.

It imagines that the ideal world for a loving and compassionate God to create must be what John Hick describes as a hedonistic paradise: a place devoted to human enjoyment, in which comfort and convenience are maximized, and pain and deprivation have little or no place (1966, 292 93).

Be compassionate, as God is compassionate, be merciful as God is merciful.

And yet when it came to the key battle with the sworn enemy of the Israelites -- the nation of Amalek -- Saul thought he would be more compassionate than God Himself, ignoring His command by sparing the life of the Amalekite king Agag -- the Bin Laden of his time.

Like the God of the fathers, El, the head of the Ugaritic pantheon, was depicted as both a judgmental and a compassionate deity.

A great catch all before a compassionate and gracious God.

A God compassionate and generous, slow to anger, abounding in kindness and faithfulness, extending kindness to a thousand generations, forgiving iniquity, transgression and sin" (Exodus 34: 6).