Sentence examples for curious god from inspiring English sources

It hides, as if some curious god, eager to test our wisdom, had decided that this one supreme decision facing mankind should be made on the basis of free will alone, uninfluenced by any other consideration.

It refrains from appearing directly before us or coercing us as if some curious god, eager to test our wisdom, had decided that this one supreme decision facing mankind should be made on the basis of free will alone, uninfluenced by any other consideration.

Perhaps the most curious is "God in the Pits: The Enron-Jihad Edition" by Mark Andrew Ritchie, a Chicago options trader who happened to be born in Afghanistan.

Even so, there are two curious omissions here: God (presumably because Robertson feels he's dealt with Him elsewhere) and industry.

On one occasion a curious being interrupted God's famous Tea Party.

Don't religious people find it curious that their god saves seemingly random people, while fating others to painful ends?

Amaterasu became curious how the gods could make merry while the world was plunged into darkness and was told that outside the cave there was a deity more illustrious than she.

If his direction in this first installment is less concentrated than Ms. Nemirova's and includes curious details — the fire god Loge slips the giant Fafner a knife with which he kills his brother Fasolt — it is still early in the game.

Sooner than later, we'll want to puzzle over the God's curious insistence on the radical freedom of creation -- its inhabitants and the volatile earth itself; but for now, let's attend to the business of our intimate connection with one another and to the suffering caused by human failure.

And many of these God-curious scientists, like the mathematician John Barrow, the physicists Paul Davies and John Polkinghorne and the chemist Arthur Peacocke, were English.

So it's curious to see the uncynical God hunger in the boy I was.