"Lament of the Mother of God" generated drama with an elementary strategy: as Mary poured out her grief, the key moved upward with every verse.
Input regarding a dis-empathic God created a dis-empathic God-image, while input regarding an empathic God generated an empathic God-image.
As the sessions wore on into 1967, the record, intended as a kind of album-length suite, or, in Wilson's famous description, "a teenage symphony to God," began generating impossible-to-justify buzz — this was going to be the record that revolutionized pop, a 12-inch vinyl messiah.
In his Questions on the First Book of Lombard's Sentences, q.1, the Condemnation-inspired acknowledgment of God's omnipotence generates and reinforces many skeptical problems for Crathorn.
From Chaos, a sequence of gods is generated, often by sexual congress, but sometimes no particular cause is given.
Mr. Dixon was inspired by the association's role in a billboard campaign called "God Speaks," which generated enormous attention in 1999 and 2000.
Indeed, the equation of Israel's prosperity with God's interest generated the first appearance of the issue of "true" and "false" prophecy.
In other words, during the forms of worship practiced by most religions in the West today, the activity of the left posterior superior parietal lobe would not be sufficient to generate "God's photograph".
At St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church in Yarmouth, Me., where "we are infusing into our whole life as a worshipping community a sense of the earth as a sacrament," students learn that some light bulbs generate "God's gift of light" more efficiently, said Libby Moore, a Sunday school teacher and chairwoman of the church's Environmental Stewardship Committee.
