"existing being" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a living being or entity that currently exists. Example: The scientist conducted a study on the behavior of existing beings in the wild.
Within an actually existing being, therefore, its essence and existence are not really distinct.
But then the last minutes were so heavy with dialogue about existing, being and memories, points that are probably more relevant to understanding why Clara exists than all the scenes with her parents (although I'm not discounting those).
According to Spinoza, only God can be called a substance – that is to say, an independently existing being – and everything else is a mode of this single substance.
They can be listed as Primeval Will; Wisdom; Intuition; Grace; Judgment; Compassion; Eternity; Splendor; All Fructifying Forces; and, last, the Shekhinah, "the hidden radiance of the totality of the hidden divine life which dwells in every created and existing being".
The designative action (signatio) of form on matter is the cause of an actual existing being (QLIS 71).
A fully adequate conception of God, Findlay said, would see God as not only unlimited in various admirable properties but also as a necessarily existing being.
Alternative international institutions that challenge the existing are coming about, because the existing are seen as biased towards the West.
Smith explicitly rejects this idea, saying "We say that God Himself is a self-existing being.
Another argument that Clarke provides (not mentioned by Hume in the Dialogues) to show that it is impossible for matter to be "the final and original being" is that we cannot explain the origin of motion and intelligence in the world if matter is the first, original self-existing being.
Existing boundaries are sacrosanct.
THE existing formula is simple.
