Sentences with phrase «know about god»

And it is these rules which if followed, which is about the most one can know about God.

Was it a challenge to balance everything people know about God of War with all of the new elements you wanted to incorporate?

DIVINE GUIDANCE In God: A Human History, bestselling author and former CNN host Reza Aslan asks readers to reconsider what they believe they know about God and where their ideas originate.

And because science and faith both embrace the biggest of questions of the universe, Sutter sometimes finds himself addressing people who want to know about God, or how they can reconcile science with what they have been taught in Sunday school.

Well, I don't know about God, but the universe itself might reproduce itself eternally in all its possible manifestations.»

It reminds of the quote: Eskimo: «If I did not know about God and sin, would I go to hell?»

The agnostic approach makes a truth claim about God, while claiming that you can not know about God.

To state that you can not know about God is saying at least one of two things 1) God is such that he can not reveal himself to people or 2) That God has chosen not communicate to man.

We know about God, his son, and the Word, oh, we know all about it; yet we think we can change and modify what has been divinely decreed?

The three parables contained within this passage tell us everything we need to know about God's position toward us.

The first and most important fact that we can know about God is ever this: we know nothing of Him, except what He Himself has revealed to us.

«To state that you can not know about God» That is not what I wrote.

It does not stipulate how much a person needs to know about God in order to be saved, but simply qualifies that the fruit of saving faith is good works.Paul writes that «it is not the hearers of the Law who are just before God, but the doers of the Law will be justified.»

What do I really know about the God of Islam anyway?

The Christian mission then could become the joyful responsibility of bearing witness to what we have come to know about God in and through the life, death and resurrection of Christ.

We could never know about God without Jesus nor without the Spirit of Christ, which is the Holy Spirit, who Himself is One with Christ and the Father.

It does not stipulate how much a person needs to know about God in order to be saved, but simply qualifies that the fruit of saving faith is good works.

- That is, do you think that we sometimes allow our study of God, or even what we think we know about God, to get in the way of actually worshiping and obeying God?

Tennyson later raises doubt that nature can be matched at all with what we think we know about God.

The problem, however, is that when we get to Jesus in the Gospels (and especially in the Book of Revelation), we tend to import what we think we know about God from the Old Testament into what the New Testament tells us about Jesus.

What I do know about God and how richly my life has been blessed far outweighs the unknowns (or not known yet) that are debated in the Bible.

Nobody can actually fully understand or explain the Trinity of God any more than any human mind can fully understand or grasp everything there is to know about God.

The best way to know about God is to simply listen and pay attention to what he said as revealed through the Word, or Christ.

All we need to know about God, ourselves, other people, and the world is found in the crucified Christ.

Eskimo: «If I did not know about God and sin, would I go to hell?»

If there is anything I know about God God is Good!

The Bible does not stipulate how much a person needs to know about God in order to have a relationship with Him, but simply qualifies that the fruit of saving faith is good works.

You challenge everything that I have know about the God and the bible.

What I mean by Theology, continues Newman, is none of these things: «I simply mean the Science of God, or the truths we know about God, put into a system, just as we have a science of the stars and call it astronomy, or of the crust of the earth and call it geology.»

Everything you know about God and His truth you've learned from His word and its His word that sets you free.

[2] The Bible says remarkable things about how much we can and should know about God from an attentive consideration of the world he has created.

Everything we know about God is a result of this activity.

I mean, a guy who did his own naked monster truck rally through some churches, and hallucinates about how squish - kitties are God talking to him, that guy MUST know all about God!»

Easy problem to fix, but it requires effort on our part to believe that what we know about God is only what He / She allows us to know at the right time it is necessary to know it.

It is the book which the Church recommends people to read in order to know about God in His relation to man and the world, to worship Him intelligently, and to understand the aim and the obligations of human life under His rule.

In contrast, Christians know this about God: there is only one true God (Deuteronomy 6:4; Isaiah 43:10; 44:6 - 8), He always has existed and always will exist (Deuteronomy 33:27; Psalm 90:2; 1 Timothy 1:17), and He was not created but is the Creator (Genesis 1; Psalm 24:1; Isaiah 37:16).

I'm wide open to the fact that no one person or one movement has all of the answers or has known everything there is to know about God.

On the other hand, you may feel obliged to reconsider everything you know about God right there on the spot.

A wise man (who was religious and clearly though I'd be be better off finding belief in God) told me that all I HAD to know about God for the purpose at hand (sobriety) was that I wasn't him.

My imaginations could not let me think past few things I read and know about God but in an attempt to invent God I would rather put the play this way; putting a light bulb on a center of table with little particles of crystals scatter all around the light bulb that the light shine so bright it reflects the crystals scattered on the table.

What we know about God is what is revealed in Nature, hence «Natural Revelation,» and Scripture, hence «Special Revelation.»

I believe Jesus is real and that He spoke very harshly to the religious fanatics and people who thought they know all about God and how He judges a man.

Yes, the false understanding that we are completely blind about God is spiritually just as pernicious as the false understanding that we can know all about God, or that the whole idea of God is ridiculous.

I think people who claim they know about god genuinely believe they have a justified true belief.

For our purposes, the most satisfactory definition would be: Christianity is the total life of the community of men and women who respond to what they know about God — along with their neighbors, who are caught up into the social movement or process we call «the church» (however this may be understood)-- in terms of the socially remembered event of Jesus Christ.

If you could rewrite your life, which would you choose: First, you could go with what you have now, and the relationship with God you have now through years of sticking by Him, and struggling with questions and fears, and fighting off temptation, and making wise decisions (that sometimes turn out to be unwise), and persevering through temptation, and learning what you know about God, Scripture, and theology, but ending up as a relative «nobody» in the Churchianity.

I Can tell you that everything you can ever know about God is displayed on the cross.

Most of what we think we know about God and sin came from Paul — and there was a series of battles — and lives lost — before the whole redemption theme was accepted as, literally — gospel truth.

Their problem is that they don't like what they know about God and believe that they can rebel against God and win (this is where their beliefs are wrong).

Their problem, however, isn't in what they know about God, or in what they believe.