Sentence examples for imperfect god from inspiring English sources

"An Imperfect God" has its own imperfections.

Rather than a debunking account, "An Imperfect God" is one that measures the slow growth of Washington's willingness to change.

But philosophers have tended to steer clear of such a view, no doubt out of fear that an imperfect God would not attract mankind's allegiance.

"An Imperfect God" follows Washington from a difficult childhood (his father's early death would prefigure his own) to a marriage that brought him great privilege and responsibility.

"An Imperfect God: George Washington, His Slaves and the Creation of America" is not a book packaged with high praise from other historians.

Henry Wiencek, the author of An Imperfect God: George Washington, His Slaves, and the Creation of America New Yorkk, 2003), here takes on the far more daunting task of investigating Thomas Jefferson's lifelong entanglement with race and unfree labor.

It's a good joke (if a bit sophomoric, but that is the spirit of the script) and cements the notion, teased out by the play, that the Greeks, with their ruling blood passions and accession to imperfect gods, are recognizable as our forefathers.

A lot of societies have imperfect deities: jealous gods, lustful gods, prankish gods, and the worshipers say, look, they are just like us.

He wrote, "Voyeurs are cripples whom most people think are flawed and imperfect and whom God has not blessed".

It's less well known that Lebow's family had objected to the graven image, and that "the night before the statue was unveiled, Nov. 4, 1994, a rabbi had to chisel a chip between the statue's left forefinger and thumb, thus making the likeness an imperfect representation of God's creation".

In the end, humanity has partial, imperfect views of God according to his operations.