Sentence examples for defining of god from inspiring English sources

We were made morally comfortable by giving up such seeking and defining of "God" in exchange for a packaged, easier-to-follow arrangement.

He defines love of God as an intellectual phenomenon whose level depends on the intellectual status of the person (treatise 3, chapters 35 36; Ehrlich 2004a).

Thus simplicity defines the nature of God's knowledge.

Max Scheler makes something like this sort of point when he suggests that different postures of the body in prayer reciprocally define different conceptions of God (1960, p. 266); and again we might see similar connections displayed in the responses of the body that are implied in the approach to a sacred site.

Without a genus or a minimal form of composition, there is no possibility of defining God and thus no possibility of saying what God is.

Since God does not have a particular shape you have to find your own way of defining God.

By and large, they sought both to make Christianity intelligible to members of Greco-Roman society and to define the Christian understanding of God, the divinity of Christ, and the resurrection of the body.

If the old Animal Planet was defined by a voice of God narrator — Ms. Kaplan mimicked it in a recent interview, putting on a serious face and intoning "the lion is walking through the bush" — the new Animal Planet will emphasize predation programming (a friendlier term for animal death action), pet shows and immersive storytelling.

On the one hand are high-profile extremists advocating persecution and worse; on the other a composite portrait of people who can't imagine morality that isn't defined by their notion of God.

And isn't it strange that of all the names God could have given Jacob, the name that would forever define and label the people of God would be Israel, meaning "wrestles with God"?

Bergman is still defined by his heavy-spirited explorations of God's silence.