If by God is meant a Being, supremely conscious, all - knowing, all - powerful, completely self - sufficient, who determines all things by
divine moral purpose, the answer is again No.
Not exact matches
There has been no revelation from on high: the
moral requirements of Christianity are not
divine commands, but human constructs generated from epigenetic rules for the
purpose of securing survival and reproduction.
Whitehead sees the ground or source of
purpose, value, order, and novelty — and in human beings of
moral and religious feeling — as
divine.
So huge are the world's
moral horrors, Ivan argues, that they undermine any notion of
divine order and
purpose.