7. The Good Shepherd Finishing School, in its ad, defines "Woman" as "A being far blessed than MAN and no less than GOD himself, owing to her significant and selfless contribution to the divine process of CREATION".
3. Some in the Augustinian tradition have allowed that God might in fact save all who die in infancy not, however, because they are innocent or deserve something from God and certainly not because God owes it to them to do something on their behalf.
In his Critique of Practical Reason he went on to argue that, despite the failure of these arguments, morality requires that God's existence is assumed, owing to practical reason.
In the meantime, there's been very little slowdown in PS2 hardware and software sales, lately owing to games like God of War II.
Most insurers tremble at the prospect of suddenly being on the hook for billions of dollars, owing to an act of God.
:though worthy we were for the gods to grant it?" Skogul said: :"'Tis owing to us that the issue was won : and your foemen fled".
And thus the perfection and height of virtue must be owing to the belief of a god" (C 192).
Over the last three decades, clerical Iran has nurtured an intense intellectual discourse about the duties that man owes to God.
But at the same time, religions used a logic of their own to speak of the immeasurable debts we owe to God or the cosmos, and savvy monarchs used that vocabulary to entrench their own power.
Even his earliest "finished" music, a setting of John Donne's darker sonnets at the age of 18, was something, he told a girlfriend, "that I owe to GOD [for] what he has given me".
