Sentence examples for the common god from inspiring English sources

Such prayer, addressed to the common God in distinct ways, lies at the foundation of hope for a new Egypt.

Archaeological evidence suggests use of textile technology and, possibly, the worship of common god symbols, both of which recur in pre-Columbian Andean cultures.

More than a common god in a pantheon of gods, he is portrayed as being the one creator of the cosmos, and as having uniquely great power, knowledge, and goodness.

They do, if they, both monotheists, have a common God.

Muslims and Christians have a set of shared fundamental values that can guide such a vision partly because they have a common God.

To ask: "Do we have a common God?" is to worry: "Can we live together without bloodshed?" That's why whether a given community worships the same god as another community has always been a crucial cultural and political question and not just a theological one.

The common retorts that God's ways are "mysterious" or that God has an overarching plan that we cannot know are unsatisfying both emotionally and logically.

This contrasts the common division between God as self-caused and everything else as caused by God, a view which ultimately sees being as divided into two fundamentally different kinds.

When one part of the crowd is devoted to Jay-Z and another part to John Zorn, the common ground becomes "God Bless America".

But his counter-proposal is not some alternative secular ideology, but fraternity based firmly on acceptance of the common fatherhood of God.

"Allah" is the common term for God in Malay-language Bibles, but the government and many Muslim groups insist that the word should be reserved for use in Islam.