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    Greek Gods Origin

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    created the first generation of gods, the gods being type 3 descendants of the primordials. When the first pre-gods started to roam the earth is when the changes from dark to light began. The early tribes feared the monsters, but knew what was the strength of these beasts. The dark void that filled…

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    Greek Gods Flaws

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    The Greek gods are, to an extent, unique amongst the mythologies of ancient civilizations. The Greeks imagined their gods, not greater than them, but the same as them. The same flaws, the same characteristics that made the Greeks human, were present within the gods. But, at the same time, the gods were more than human; they possess supernatural abilities and together have absolute power over the world. They use this power much like the Greeks themselves might have, doing things almost…

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    Essay On God Is Evil

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    If God is good, why evil? If God is all-good (omnibenevolent), all-powerful (omnipotent), and all-knowing (omniscient), why does evil occur? These are the questions most suffering people ask concerning God. Most of the time, we blame God for our pain, sorrow, grief, and distress that happen to us. The question that come in our mind is why me? Last Wednesday, I was on call. When the nurse called me, she informed me about a woman who was lying on the hospital bed while her daughter is…

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    Gods in Genesis Often when one hears the word “Genesis”, two things come in mind: The first book of the Bible and the origin of creation. Hence, when one reads the first chapter of Genesis, God is introduced as the creator of “heaven and earth.” (Gen. 1:1). In the Hebrew text, God (also known as Yahweh) is ultimately responsible for creation, however, Near Eastern views of creation say otherwise. Cosmology is essential in creation when it comes to Egypt and Babylonian’s account of Genesis.…

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    The Language of God is a book written by Dr. Francis Collins, who is the head of the human genome project. Collins wrote this book with the intention of proving that faith in God and faith in science can correspond. He refutes any arguments against this harmonious relationship from scientists or people of faith with ample evidence and well thought out examples. Collins’ own journey from an atheist to a Christian and his current position as the Director of the US National Institutes of Health…

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    "If there is no God, then there is no morality". The second premise would be "If God doesn't exist, then there are no truths about what is and what is not moral". The third premise would be "Of course God exists, since the billions of faithful believers out there couldn't all be wrong". Finally, the conclusion would be "Therefore, it necessarily follows that there are objective truths about what is moral". The argument is based on the idea of Theism, which is the belief that God exists. Sine…

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    The week’s reading assignment centered around Jurgen Moltmann who wrote The Crucified God and provide an extract of his work. This work discussed the suffering of God, both his ability to suffer as well as implications surrounding his suffering and the suffering of Jesus on the Cross. Moltmann argues “If God were really incapable of suffering, he would also be as incapable of loving as the God of Aristotle, who was loved by all, but could not love” (McGrath, 2011, pg. 190). He argues that by…

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    how you blame God for the holocaust you don’t understand why we have to go through so much torture. After all we are Gods chosen people. But the thing is no one understands God. We can’t blame God for anything that is going on in our lives. We just have to pray that in his best interest that good will come out of this evil. You know how long ago Moses was a slave and so were his people. Those people were going through torture just like us. They had to starve, work, and pray that God will one day…

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    Essay On Shinto God

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    A single, all-knowing entity is central to the religion that I had grown up with. A god named God a figure of perfection who cradles the world. Watching over the people of Earth and holding control of what goes on with no-one sitting at his level sharing such an amazing power of creation. God made it all and holds so much faith from the people and for the people, but no matter what anyone says, I cannot bear the thought of giving all of my faith to someone or something so inhumanely “pure”.…

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    powerful as Darwinism is for biology. Therefore, God almost certainly does not exist. This argument is jarring because the atheistic conclusion that "Therefore, God almost certainly does not exist" seems to come suddenly out of left field. You don't need to be a philosopher to realize that that conclusion doesn't follow from the six previous statements. Indeed, if we take these six statements as premises of an argument implying the conclusion "Therefore, God almost certainly does not exist,"…

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