Herder shares with Spinoza the basic thesis of monism, and like Spinoza equates the single, all-encompassing principle in question with God (which of course immediately calls into question Jacobi's charge of atheism).
And lastly, there is curiosity -- This coming from religious believers who punctuate every question with, "God did it".
Well, as a decidedly woolly agnostic (which is, I suppose, a bit like referring to someone as a drunk alcoholic, a sporty footballer or an evil advertising exec), I love a question with both "God" and "evidence" in it.
I didn't question my relationship with God.
Kepler mastered, like the best scientists, the most complicated technical issues, especially in astronomy, but he always emphasized his philosophical, even theological, approach to the questions he dealt with: God manifests himself not only in the words of the Scriptures but also in the wonderful arrangement of the universe and in its conformity with the human intellect.
It was on a 1985 visit to that vacation home that Graham, walking on the beach with Bush's prodigal son, George W., posed the question, Are you right with God?
His conclusion: It's more a state of mind, a link with God, than a question of skill.
In this sense, for example, anyone who claims that her perspective on the question of who will spend eternity with God is true — whether that perspective is that no one spends eternity with God, that the proponents of only certain religions will spend eternity with God, or that everyone will spend eternity with God — is by virtue of this truth claim a religious exclusivist.
--Henry Thoreanswernswer to the question, "Have you made your peace with God?" "The religious factions that are growing throughout our land are not using their religious clout with wisdom.
What is striking about her re-conversion is the absence of intellectual wrestling with the question of God's existence or any other doctrinal matter.
Mr. Bush was 39 and drinking too much when Billy Graham confronted him with a question about God during a walk on the beach in Kennebunkport, Me.
