Sentence examples for god subject from inspiring English sources

George II can satisfy his conservative constituency by reaffirming the best in the blood line and improving on it where he can -- God, subject to the restraints of the First Amendment, willing.

They criticize understandings of God that limit God by making God subject to metaphysical principles.

There were three principal positions on the issue in the Latin West (Zimmermann 1998): Albertus and Thomas make God a subject of metaphysics only as cause of the subject; a second group, among them Roger Bacon and Giles of Rome, holds that God is one of several subjects of metaphysics; a third group argues that God is part of the subject of metaphysics.

The minister and I sat on the proscenium above the congregation and below the stained-glass windows, and spoke about the ways that evangelical Christians understood God — a subject on which I had written a book.

The Israelis, however, were in no mood for such compromise, organising Operation Wrath of God (the subject of the 2005 Spielberg movie Munich, starring Daniel Craig) which pursued and assassinated dozens of Palestinian militants linked to the killing, including two of the three surviving hostage-takers.

As such, God, as subject, transcends the normal parameters of language and conceptualization.

There is also no real distinction between God as subject of his attributes and his attributes.

He insists that God is subject to none and to no standard that can fix bounds for Him.

Generalizing from thoughts such as these, it is plausible to hold that God is subject to moral assessment — including the assessment 'perfectly good' — only if God acts freely.

Excluded from the narrow definition, though present in the wide one, are, for example, a dualistic experience of God, where subject and God remain strictly distinct, a Jewish kabbalistic experience of a single supernal sefirah, and shamanistic experiences of spirits.

In at least some mystical experiences of God, a subject experiences what is presented as proceeding from an intimation of infinite plenitude.