Sentence examples for god points from inspiring English sources

Inadequate definition of God points to a second problem.

This alchemical configuration, which astrologers refer to as the Finger of God, points to the arise of authentic feminine voices from underground.

George H. Smith, in his book Atheism: The Case Against God, points out what he considers to be a flaw in the argument from design: Now consider the idea that nature itself is the product of design.

Once again, the auguries, of whatever God, point downwards for the New Yorkers.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Once again, the auguries, of whatever God, point downwards for the New Yorkers.

"There is such a thing as a wrong coordinate," she complains to God, pointing out that "the idiot Pascal" was blown up not 10 minutes after he was sent to an Iraqi marketplace to build a better future.

Ms. Pirro described discovery of the DNA match as "like the finger of God pointing 21 years later, saying, 'You can't get away with it.' "This evidence shows that he was at the murder scene while she was bleeding," Ms. Pirro said.

"I think people really need to have God pointed out where they live.

"Under God" pointed backward and forward: back to "this nation", which drew its breath from both political and religious sources, but also forward to a "new birth".

They may talk of God, point to him even, and have some relevant points, but, in my opinion, they do not, and can not, lead fully to God; the various branches and denominations of Christianity are no exception.

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