Sentence examples for gods professor from inspiring English sources

In his book "From Your Gods to Our Gods" Professor Marco Ventura compares the relationship of religion and law in Britain, South Africa and India, noting a swelling body of religious case law in all three countries.

"There's actually a phrase in Hindi: 'A guest is like God,"' Professor Dev said.

The BBC's popular series Stargazing Live returns to the telly this week fronted by unlikely sex god Professor Brian Cox.

In "The Hundred Thousand Fools of God," Professor Levin recounts "the musical merging of Central Asia and Europe by fiat" in the Soviet years.

"Apparently, one can assume what was done was done by people out of a genuine and sincere belief that they were helping bring about the will of God," Professor Smith said.

A quarter of a century ago, it was alleged, a graffito appeared on the wall of a male urinal at the University of East Anglia begging the question "What is the difference between Malcolm Bradbury and God?" Professor Bradbury was at this time possibly the most celebrated literary critic in England, and a novelist, TV dramatist and all-round cultural eminence to boot.

In Battling the Gods, Tim Whitmarsh, professor of Greek culture at Cambridge University, lays out a series of examples showing that atheism existed in polytheistic ancient Greece.

(What is the difference between God and professor so and so? God is everywhere.

Doesn't that description sound an awful lot like God? "Certainly," Professor Dawkins replies.

It is these defenses of God that Professor Adams, as a believer, looks at in detail -- and finds wanting.

Reaching simultaneously into his reserves of Christian charity and sarcasm, the former archbishop looked at his opponent and added: "That is why if I say I thank God for Professor Dawkins, you will understand what I do and I don't mean".