Sentences with phrase «caring god or any god»

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God, I just can't imagine suggesting this to any of my friends or family or anyone I care about.

Well Tom thank you.That is something I actually live by, both here and in real life.I don't really care what one believes but I want each and everyone to really consider it.I don't force Jesus or God onto anyone.I have studied the message of Christ since the start of my reason.It's impossible for one who is forced to believe.

As an Atheist, I don't care about the nativity scenes, or «Under God» in the Pledge, or «In God We Trust».

Atoms and sub-atomic particles are much smaller than humans, so why would God be interested in, or care about them.

God is invisible and doesn't care to be as obvious as math or gravity; we should honor his decision and treat him like he does not exist.

I don't care if you are an atheist, or dedicated to god, whether you are pro democrat or pro republican or libertarian.

The universe doesn't care who we are or how we live or whether there's God or not.

b) Pascal's Wager assumes the Christian god doesn't care whether someone actually believes, or simply goes through the motions;

i do nt care if you do nt beleive in god or my religion, but one thing about my religion is it teaches respect, to whatever your beliefs are teaches ignorance thats the difference between me and you i care for others to were you only care about yourself without the reprecussions of the future

Even when I did not know or care about other gods there was a difference between Santa Clause and beliefs in gods.

Most atheists don't say there are no gods — we say there is not sufficient evidence to believe there are any gods or that there are gods who care about what goes on on Earth.

Personally I don't care how a person spends their time or worships... they can worship goats, spirits, god, buddha, nothingness or football... As long as they don't criticize others or attempt to propagate to non believers, and by that definition, these atheist are as bad a evangelicals.

after you die you will care because you will face an Almighty God who will throw you in hell wither you believe it or not..

(I Timothy 3:5) God has used that verse to challenge me to manage resources in His church with the same care (or greater) than I manage resources in my home.

if god didn't stop someone as bad as hitler, then he doesn't care or is not there.

God does not care about your warm and fuzzy feelings about Him or trying to be good and it sounds like you're living on man - made heresay about what you think God expects of us.

I don't care if your black, white, green, brown don't believe in God, believe in God, believe in aliens, or ANYTHING!!

The challenge of pastoral care is recognizing that our love is not the equivalent of God or God's love, but rather a reflection of it.

I really don't care about a god existing or not.

I don't care whether people choose to believe in God, gods, heaven, hell, or anything else.

And since we are not owners but merely caretakers of this world and its people — its Wealth is neither ours to Keep OR to Give — as the hands and eyes of God in the world we simply care for the Creation of which we are a part.

They are letting God into their hearts just by her caring for them nothing more needs to be said by them or her to accomplish this.

Concerned parents might do more research if they really cared and would know that Satanists don't believe in the supernatural or in Satan or God at all.

As my good friend Peter Lawler would say,» studies show» that students who believe in a «harsh, punitive, vengeful, and punishing» God are less likely to cheat on a test than are non-believers or students who believe in a «loving, caring, and forgiving» God....

Or... he should get a different god... one that will take better care of him.

The evidence on this point comes down to this: When Washington prays and urges the nation (or his army) to pray, does he expect God to care about the fate of the American cause, as distinct from the British cause, since they also pray to the same God?

I would think God, and / or, Allah, cares a little bit more about human life than words on some paper from a book.

Why do they care if I believe in god or not?

I am with you when you say you don't care which God Obama worships, or if he worships any Got at all.

Healing parts of your heart that you've once put to the side — whether to survive, to be strong, to avoid pain or take care of others — may be the most powerful act of faith, that God is calling you to make today.

I believe that its important to see inner wisdom and the council of friends and wise and knowledgeable people... but God, if he / she exists created us — right... oh yes w / brains... we should be honoring that by using them... I can imagine if God exists every day he is saying to himself / herself «why do people keep asking me for things I have not control over, or really could care less about (people are asking for a new shinny house to replace their perfectly fine house while millions are homeless around the world, hungry, sick, etc.)... why are they not using the gifts and skills they have».

Here's the proof that if there is a «God», he doesn't really care about our existence, or more specifically, our happiness / salvation: If there was a God that cared about our happiness, He would have made it easier to be happy.

All I'm trying to say here is that when I'm told to love God with my whole heart, soul and mind, and to love my neighbor as myself, and to forgive others unconditionally, and to love my wife unconditionally, and to be kind and compassionate to others and to love my en emies and to take care of orphans and to feed the hungry and not to li e or to e nvy or be boastful or arro gant or hypoc ritical or a gossip or proud, and when I'm told that God demonstrated his love for us in that while we were still in s in, Christ di ed for us, I realize that these things have no relevance to the grie vances I find in» religion.»

There are times when we truly do things out of an unselfish care for others and there are times when we do not and I don't really see a difference within or without religion, church or God.

Those guys got a lot of patience, or they know how to keep their women in line by makin them believe that god wants them to... Who cares as long as it's not happenin to you?

Either way, an agnostic (coined by Thomas Huxley in 1869 from the Greek word agnostos meaning «unknown») feels that maybe God does not care or they don't care about God.

But interpreting providence in light of historical specifics leads to nothing but problems, because one will end up with a God who cares for some people (or peoples) more than others.

And don't say that it's the devil and people's free will, because all that would prove is that God isn't omnipotent or doesn't care enough that people don't believe.

@Kev: «Your school of thought could apply well if the notion of God was a God who either wants to be made known or doesn't care whether or not to be made known, but your school of thought doesn't apply at all if said God does not want to be made known but would rather have humanity develop faith, which is not a perfect knowledge.»

Believers seem to think that these things are welcome (or perhaps they just don't care if they're not welcome) and at the same time they think that their religion should never be criticized, despite the fact that their isn't a single shred of evidence to support the existence of any god.

The other goes something like this: Is there anything one could reasonably call a god that cares one whit about anything that transpires on this planet or in any of our lives?

Always needing to be right, always needing to be in charge and control, always too busy and self - centered for others and always trying to figure out ways that you can profit from God, the Bible, church and religion tells me who you are, in which case I care not what you think about what the Bible says, whether or not it is without error and so on.

So how does your school of thought apply regarding the fewest of explanations and fewest assumptions apply when it comes to God who does not want to be made readily known in the first place, but wants us to develop faith in that God instead.Your school of thought could apply well if the notion of God was a God who either wants to be made known or doesn't care whether or not to be made known, but your school of thought doesn't apply at all if said God does not want to be made known but would rather have humanity develop faith, which is not a perfect knowledge.

But I'm good with the fact that God listened and that he cares even when I don't understand the results or what appears to be a lack of results.

Your school of thought could apply well if the notion of God was a God who either wants to be made known or doesn't care whether or not to be made known, but your school of thought doesn't apply at all if said God does not want to be made known but would rather have humanity develop faith, which is not a perfect knowledge.

Man, sure wish we cared less about size and form... if there's 2 or 3 believers, or 2 - 3000... or if we meet in a building or home or the street... and cared more about if the living presence of God in power is there.

Sorry my delusional friend, but if 40 years of that wasn't enough to come up with any evidence or for Jesus to «touch» me or some such thing then obviously God doesn't care if I believe in him or not, so why should I care?

besides, since no one has proved this god creature to truly exist the idea of caring about this one person as if he matters or even has a point to exist is beyond me and further proves the willingness of the ma $ ses to be sheep instead of shepards!

Similarly, if someone loves God, and knows that life without Him is awful, then if they care about someone - even someone like this pastor, who may be far away - then why would they not try to steer him (or anyone) away from a self - destructive path?

Well, God is invisible, but if we start loving or giving Him without expecting anything in return, and falling in love with God is like dancing with Him under the stars at night, sharing with Him our headaches, heartaches, and let God take care of them when we feel overwhelmed, feel His love through watching a beautiful sunset, paying attention to out of the blue thought when we least expect it, talk to God, and most of all, laugh and see our hearts dance with joy when we interact with God.