Dr. Stern's research, published as "Terror in the Name of God," benefited from access to the lives of terrorists.
It would seem as if God benefits from double standards of a kind that would make even affirmative action look just".
In On Benefits, a treatise concerned with beneficere as a social practice, but also, more literally, with beneficere understood as 'doing good,' Seneca asks in which ways God benefits human beings.
It is through the example of God's goodness that Seneca aims to explain why giving should really not be done with a view to one's own advantage: there is no advantage that God could possibly gain from us, and yet God benefits all of us (4.3.3).
Back in 2007, the warmly regarded documentary In the Hands of the Gods also benefited from strong pre-release buzz, and it was given generous marketing support from distributor Lionsgate and the UK Film Council.
Based on this biblical account (Genesis 10 and 11), the University wishes to give God the benefit of any doubt and avoid pursuing any direction that would give assistance to the renewed efforts of man to create a one-world community consisting of one religion, one economy, one government and one race.
"The university wishes to give God the benefit of the doubt and avoid pursuing any direction that would give assistance to the renewed efforts of man to create a one-world community, consisting of one religion, one economy, one government, and one race," the statement said.
"Based on this biblical account (Genesis 10 and 11)," the statement said, "the university wishes to give God the benefit of any doubt and avoid pursuing any direction that would give assistance to the renewed efforts of man to create a one-world community consisting of one religion, one economy, one government and one race".
I wanted to give these perpetually scowling creatures of God the benefit of the doubt.
"It will be Romney, not God, who benefits from your ads," wrote Curtis Gatewood, a minister, child and anti-violence activist, and former president of the Durham NAACP.
