Jewish antitrinitarian polemics are complicated by medieval mystical writings about the sefirot of God, some of which are sometimes portrayed of as "stages of God's being, aspects of the divine personality" (Matt 1983, 33).
A specialist in extreme eccentrics on stage ("Agnes of God") and screen ("Pulp Fiction"), Ms. Plummer would appear an unlikely candidate for finding the natural woman in Alma.
The stage version of "God of Carnage," which in 2009 won the Tony Award for best play, chronicles two Brooklyn couples who are brought together by a playground fight between their children, leading to a night of arguing, drinking and vomiting.
Then there is samadhi.…When [the serpent] rises to the sixth stage, the form of God is seen.
Mr. Avila, a fiery preacher who paces the stage feverishly, speaking of God, the Devil and miracles of faith, is a crowd-pleasing force behind one of the major religious shifts among American Hispanics in the last quarter century.
Mr. Polanski's new film, "Carnage," an adaptation of the stage play "God of Carnage," will be the opening night film at the New York Film Festival on Sept. 30, and the director is the subject of a retrospective now running at the Museum of Modern Art.
Later the term walī came to denote the Muslim mystics who had reached a certain stage of proximity to God, or those who had reached the highest mystical stages.
Amidst the realities of my latter years, I have come to experience the hope, fulfillment -- even joy -- that can result from looking at this stage of life from God's point of view and to discover His strength to sustain me every day.
Then Mrs Hutchison, poised in pearls, took the stage to the strains of "God Blessed Texas", a country song.
