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"God gives, God takes".
"Where God gives, God takes.
But don't we know other things besides God? Yes, Malebranche will answer, but given God's aim in creation we can know his works only if we also see him to some extent (3.2.6, OC 1 442-3; LO 233).
In every sport there are some who have such a God-given, God-like (God, I'm jealous) innate instinct for what they do that if you asked them to explain it, analyse it or deconstruct it they wouldn't have a clue.
I can't feel pathos in the part of the narrative that stresses how hard it was for God to give up God's son and pour the full measure of God's wrath out on Jesus.
He was the one human being who gave God what God was owed.
In doing this, he gave God more than he owed God; and so, on Anselm's view, put God in the position of owing him something.
If we were perfect, there would have been no reason for God to give God's Son for us.
God will soon give God's people a new heaven and a new earth.
It is breathtaking to be given autonomy by a God who gave God's power away so completely on a cross.
It took an incredibly long time for me to realize that -- for me -- being in right relationship with God was about giving God enough credit to believe I was loved exactly as I was.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
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