Sentence examples for godlike agent from inspiring English sources
Byrne's idea of "the universe" plays the same role as Wattles's "intelligent substance" or Hill's "infinite intelligence" — a godlike agent that provides whatever we desire.
Mr. Nagel calls for an entirely new kind of science, one based on what he calls "natural teleology" — a tendency for the universe to produce certain outcomes, like consciousness, but without any help from a Godlike agent.
In its original sense, tzelem elohim means that humans are God's agents meant to actualize God's presence in Creation through godlike characteristics given to them, especially power over the other members of the created Order.
Traditionally, libertarians have believed that "the right kind of way" requires that agents have a special and mysterious causal power not had by anything else in nature: a godlike power to be an uncaused cause of changes in the world (Chisholm 1964).
All novelists are godlike.
No Godlike narrator presides.
O Plutarch and Seneca!... O godlike man!
Grilled chorizo is godlike, right?
I'm not eager for godlike status.
