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    God Is God Analysis

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    high school. He watched as the children got their plastic aprons on and started to paint actively. It’s not only small children who can draw pictures of God. Consider thousands of different people who’ve been doing just that since the beginning of time. Peoples have been visualize if god is, in the shape of animals, gods…

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    The Rival Concepts of God Those who believe that there is a God, have different concepts of who he is, and what he is like. When it comes to his views on right or wrong, beliefs basically can fall into one of two camps. (Lewis, 1952) explores these two views. One view is what is called “pantheism” a view that God “is beyond good and evil”, and its focus is that right or wrong behavior is not determined by what injustice is done to human beings, but what may be done to any created thing, or…

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    Definition of God God is a Spirit (John 4:24), infinite (Job 11:7; 1 Kings 8:27), eternal (Ps. 90:2; 1 Tim. 1:17), and unchangeable (James 1:17; Mal. 3:6) in His being, wisdom, power, holiness, justice, goodness and truth. The Immanence of God The immanence of God connotes an indwelling of God within the world and its processes (Jer. 23:23-24; Acts 17:27-29; Heb. 1:3; Matt. 10:29). Every event is of supernatural causation in some sense. However, God is over the universe and in the universe,…

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    ------------------------------------------------- Justice: The God of the Bible is a just God in that He has complete authority over everything He created. God’s justice is reflected in His law. ------------------------------------------------- Read Exodus 20:1-21 & Matthew 22:37-40. What are the characteristics of God in these passages? Exodus 20:1-21 Tells how god is a jealous God no one should worship other gods or images or status in his place. It tells you not to use God’s name in…

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    In the episode called “Who is God?” of the series “The Story of God”, Morgan Freeman explores the concept of who God is and how the idea of God has evolved. He visits several places throughout the world, including places like India and Egypt. The episode shares insights, but doesn’t insinuate or stretch facts on who God is? The show begins with Morgan taking a trip to India to get some insights on Hinduism. The woman states that Hinduism is an umbrella term and that there not just…

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    Why God not gods? The great prophets of the Old Testament are particular lucid and ironical in exposing the intrinsic illogicality of idolatry. And everybody, reasonable or exaggerate from the Hebrew to the Greek Iconoclasts, and from the Moslem Caliphs to the English Roundheads , has always applied, rightly or wrongly, what I may call this a joke of the Old Testament; that mere idolatry is idiotic in itself. Why is idolatry wrong? Above all, why is idolatry funny? The Hebrew Prophet saw the…

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    When a person from the Indus civilization heard of the Mesopotamians' gods around 1200 BCE, they would have thought, "These are the great gods that they worship, but ours are better." They would have thought this because the Mesopotamian gods were more unpredictable than the Indus gods, as seen when Ea told Utnapishtim of the great flood: Man of Shuruppak, son of Ubar-Tutu, Tear down (this) house, build a ship! Give up possessions, seek thou life. Despise property and keep the soul alive…

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    The United States Constitution grants and protects the right for a person to profess his/her religion. The First Amendment gives to any individual freedom of religion, and the Fourteenth Amendment prohibits discrimination also in regards of religious choice. With that said, Christianity is at the base of the American government, and religion is the basis for individuals’ values. For instance, even though many talk about the separation of church and state, the two go together for several reasons.…

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    City Of God

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    The Koran and City of God are both texts that revolve around the same supreme eternal being, God. These text’s also have ultimate reality’s. However, the ultimate reality’s in each text are completely different. The Koran views ultimate reality as an achievable afterlife while City of God views it as an unobtainable experience that has already been tainted by the transgressions of Adam and Eve. These differences in these ultimate reality’s affect the relationship between men and women. In the…

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    Hephaestus And The Gods

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    the ancient Greeks worshiped as gods. He possessed many of those traits which were necessarily found in any one who was thought to be a god. He was born of the god Hera (some say Zeus as well), he possessed the immortality of a god, and he had god-like abilities to perform his craft. These facts, mainly that he was conceived of gods, cemented his status as a god, although many of the things he did stand in sharp contrast to what would traditionally be thought of as typical of a god. Hephaestus…

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