"god seekers" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups who are actively searching for or seeking a deeper understanding or connection with a higher power or deity. Example: The small town was known for its community of god seekers, who gathered every Sunday to discuss their beliefs and share their spiritual journeys with one another.
Torpedo-shaped and horizontal, it's like a hunkered-down phallic idol, surrounded in this case by a series of smaller upright pieces titled "The God Seekers" (2004), totems of some unnamed cult.
This biblical story, which has become a centerpiece for mystics and God seekers alike, reminds us today that God is not in the earthquake.
Scheler's claim that the human being is a God seeker allows for the beliefs of atheists and agnostics, but it leads him to a much stronger claim: "Every finite spirit believes either in a God or in an idol" (GW V, 261).
If these considerations are near to the mark, it is unclear what it means to say, as some agnostics and even atheists have, that they are skeptical God-seekers who simply have not found, after a careful examination, enough evidence to make belief in God a warranted or even a reasonable belief.
Perhaps there is room for the retort that it is enough for the God-seeker not to accept any logical ban on the possibility of there being evidence.
It is not that the God-seeker has to be able to give the evidence, for if that were so no search would be necessary, but that he, or at least somebody, must be able to conceive what would count as evidence if he had it so that he (and others) have some idea of what to look for.
A human being is a God-seeker.
But the God-seeker does not look for help in disruptions just the opposite.
When Arkansas Matters contacted the unnamed alderman for information, he reportedly only would make one comment on record, which was, "that man's God isn't my God". Seekers Temple isn't giving up, despite the difficulties they face.
In 1966, the cover of Time famously asked, "Is God Dead?" The seekers thought that maybe people had been taught to look in the wrong place.
For seekers, God is everywhere.
