Sentences with phrase «whatever deity»

Thank whatever deity or non-deity you'd like that the process of the scientific method strictly avoids the poor proxy of consensus:)

On that note, I'd like to thank whatever deity exists out there that made me forget to place my preorder for that Colonial Marines game.

But whatever deity you place your faith in wasn't listening, you poor unfortunate fucks; here I am,

And for the love of whatever deity you please, don't go see it if it doesn't sound remotely interesting to you in the first place.

Matthew Tracey - Cook (Bishop O'Dowd) didn't make sufficient burnt offerings to whatever deity handles mechanicals, as he was plagued yet again this week.

IF there is indeed a judgment day, I think that whatever deity sits in judgement will actually take into account how one has lived and not how one has interpreted writings.

Most wars are fought in the name of God, Allah or whatever deity someone conjured up.

Let him talk to himself... he does anyway, as he prays to whatever deity he thinks is out there.

Yes, though I would need a lot of information before I determined that whatever deity it was deserved worship.

But our suffering ensures that we are favored by God or Jesus or Allah or Yahweh or whatever deity or version of invisible yeti we believe in...

In agrarian societies, bad weather or invaders could quickly ruin your harvest, and so many would quickly store and save the first portion of the harvest, and then later, as the harvest became more bountiful, give of the bounty to whatever deity they worshiped.

Whether he did it in the name of God; Allah or whatever deity he may believe in does not take away from the fact that he committed a horrific crime.

Instead, every human philosophy and religious system is filled with ideas about working our way back into the good graces of whatever deity is being worshipped, and about pleasing and appeasing the gods who are angry with us.

Along with your right to say hateful things, comes the fallout of others» right to ridicule or even offend you and / or whatever deity you claim to speak for.

Any behavior can be ascribed to this alleged unchanging nature when combined with the convenient explanation of mysterious ways, unknown plan, and the other horn of the dilemma, i.e. whatever the deity does is invariably good because it is the deity acting.

Take a rock and whatever deity you choose to believe in and ask this deity (nicely) to move the rock.

Not exact matches

See, I was going to ask that, but I've grown rather tired of the whole «oh, my deity exists outside of space / time and is the uncreated creator (whatever the hell that means)».

This has allows made me wonder... do you honestly think that anyone thinks that the statue / painting / whatever IS the deity?

Deity — by whatever name you call it resides in all of us and in everything that exists.

One stops to think of actual countries of sand, which include more than a few particularly violent locales, places where people are not as willing as Mary Oliver to concede the comfy and common received idea of liberal Christianity that we all worship the same deity by «whatever name.»

Otto echoes, «Whatever the earliest expression of the Vishnu - faith may have been, a god, originally a mere tribal deity, gathers to himself, as in Israel, in ever - increasing measure, the position and dignity of complete and unique super-mundane deity» (11: 27f).

The resulting account of experience is intended to provide «a legitimate broadest possible meaning of psychical terms which is applicable to all individuals whatever, from atoms to deity» (CSPM 154), and, therefore, to all the various things now legitimately termed experiences.

If whatever you consider your deity is a someone that whomps on people deliberately, I sure don't want to worship this turkey.

As a matter of theology, the word asserts that «whatever is divine» in Jesus, his deity, is as truly and fully divine as very God himself; but as a matter of religious conviction and experience, it is the assertion that very God, in all his mystery and in all his glory, is of «one substance with,» is the same reality as, that which in Jesus Christ we have been given to see and know and touch and feel.

For, it can not be true of a personal deity that it is timeless, since time is concomitant of consciousness whatever else it is, and a personal God is conscious, intelligent, etc..

Whatever suffering means in God, it is for him consonant with his deity and with the integrity of the divine spirit.

None of what they do proves the existence of their imaginary deities or whatever imaginary things they hold dear in their heads.

This fact tells us that whatever we may claim for Jesus Christ is not the denial of nor contradictory to the wider creative purpose and activity of deity.

All things are possible with atheism, though if you actually believe in a deity as you pray then you would no longer be considered an atheist, so you would follow the strictures of whatever other group you would then fall into.

There is no reason to postulate any essential difference at this time between the attitude of Israel to her God and that of Moab or Ammon or Edom or any other nation to Chemosh, Milcom, or whatever other appropriate deity.

Alcoholics Anonymous teaches the alcoholic to replace the bottled deity with some other higher power, be it God or whatever else is greater than the alcoholic.

Whatever else might be the explanation of the mystery, it was not to be found in blaming a prince of darkness, a kind of second deity and god of evil, as though by thrusting back the problem to such a personage the problem itself could be even a little solved.

Yes, the Mighty Thor — who has been portrayed by a man more or less since 1962 (well, really since Roman historian Tacitus recorded the Germanic deity known as Donar in the seventh century, but whatever)-- is getting a gender overhaul.

Yeah, whatever, but it's not like anything that you're saying proves the existence of your deity.

They are the most flawed among us, whatever deep held insecurity or mental dysfunction drives individuals to seek truth in the completely unknowable and to accept words from the quill or mouth of another human being as that of a deity is long obsolete in the hearts of man.

You have every right to believe whatever you want... one deity, no deities, a whole bunch of deities....

As a NeoPagan — Polytheist, I routinely offer my thought - prayers to a pantheon of Deities... I have NO physical / other scientifically quantifiable «proof», as such, that any deity actually exists but I am left with the supposition / fact that IF a Deity / deities exist, it is more - than - conceivable that for whatever reason (s), such a deity might choose to make themselves remote from scientific / other investigative eDeities... I have NO physical / other scientifically quantifiable «proof», as such, that any deity actually exists but I am left with the supposition / fact that IF a Deity / deities exist, it is more - than - conceivable that for whatever reason (s), such a deity might choose to make themselves remote from scientific / other investigative effdeity actually exists but I am left with the supposition / fact that IF a Deity / deities exist, it is more - than - conceivable that for whatever reason (s), such a deity might choose to make themselves remote from scientific / other investigative effDeity / deities exist, it is more - than - conceivable that for whatever reason (s), such a deity might choose to make themselves remote from scientific / other investigative edeities exist, it is more - than - conceivable that for whatever reason (s), such a deity might choose to make themselves remote from scientific / other investigative effdeity might choose to make themselves remote from scientific / other investigative efforts!

«everyone should be free to worship whatever imaginary deities they choose — in the privacy of their own homes and designated places of worship.»

And, for the love of whatever, why do you insist on pretending that people who find deities unlikely all share a common philosophy and doctrine?

This man should not be put in charge of a whelk stall, so my friends, at this dawn of a New Year for us all and the club we love, please say a prayer to whatever you believe in for that deity - or just fate, if you prefer — for something, ANYTHING, to remove this screwball manager from our club.