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The Idea of God

            The idea of God is that he is the creator of all things past and present. My relationship to God is one that is indescribable. Everyone has a different and much more complicated relationship with God. My relationship with god is basically factual and spiritual. .
             2. I view Jesus and a creator and a leader. Mostly I view Jesus as a teacher who taught all of the world's people and our great clergy what we know today. I believe that Christology is what God has been trying to say for all of these years. God has sent many examples to all of us as to his wants of Christians. That is what I think Christology is.
             3. What it means to be a Christian is how each and every person chooses their life with God and their relationship with God. Every one is entitled to have their own opinion on being a Christian and how they want to live their life accordingly. As a Christian my life project is to live always with great expectations. .
             4. I understand death as new beginning for all times. I believe that once you are dead your life will be happy and filled with new adventure. Honestly I feel that when I die I will be able to witness the second coming. I understand death as this when you die it is for a reason and nothing else but that.
             8. The Christian that I admire most would have to be my Uncle Father Brian Monnerat. He has been a priest for over fifteen years and no matter what parish he is sent to he changes the community around him drastically for the better. He is not only a priest but my uncle and I see all of the great things he does just as a person, not to mention what he does as a priest. .
            


Essays Related to The Idea of God

1. The views given of God in Genesis and Exodus

There are also different names given for God, e.g. ... Exodus 3 shows how God can understand human frailty because it deals with Moses and his inability to speak in public, it shows God's compassion to human conditions; "But Moses said to God, "Who am I, that I should go to Pharaoh and bring the Israelites out of Egypt?" And God said, "I will be with you....." ... Exodus 19 shows the concept of covenant society, here the idea that Yahweh is unique is suggested, this lead to Monotheism. ... and God is shown to have a willingness to hurt his enemies. ...

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2. God Sees the Truth, But Waits by Tolstoy

He lost the will to live and became preoccupied by the idea of suicide. ... During this period, he wrote many short stories such as God Sees the Truth, but Waits. ... Having a first look to the title God sees the Truth, But waits arouses the question why God waits as long as He sees the truth? ... He only prays for God. ... But now he is a well grounded and God-fearing man, he has dedicated his life to God and lives the life of saints, and well-liked by the prison authorities for his meekness, and is called Grandfather or The Saint among his fellow-prisoners. ...

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3. The Existence of God

And the mover is God. ... Every idea you have, no matter how creative you are, must have been inspired from some sort of thing you've seen somewhere or somehow. ... God did not create evil. ... People simply did not believe that there is a God because God is not tangible. We cannot touch God, see God, or smell God and he could just be another fairytale character like Santa Clause and the tooth fairy. ...

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4. The Importance of my value's

The primary objective in my life is to prioritize it in a way pleasing to God. My relationship with God is first and foremost. ... Many interrupt self-esteem as the idea that we should and must carry with us an attitude of confident superiority in every situation, regardless of how this makes another person feel. ... I believe we are all God's children and some of us have more needs than others do. ... The family in which God has given me has blessed me beyond measure. ...

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5. Exegesis on the Garden of Eden

God lets him name her too; ""This one shall be called Woman"". ... Whatever God said was done and God never stopped creating until He was completely satisfied with His work. ... In this story, we can get the impression that God and man are friends because of the way the author repeatedly refers to God as "Lord God" whereas it is scarcely used elsewhere in the Old Testament. "It sums up two ideas that are important in these chapters- that God is both mankind's Creator ("God is the term used in ch. 1) and his friend or covenant partner (the Lord, or Yahweh, is God's personal name re...

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6. Creationism, Evolution and a Search for the Truth

There are numerous ideas on how the world has become what it is today, but the two prevailing theories are evolution and creation. ... Creationists would argue that the earth was created by the God of the Bible. ... THE EVOLUTIONIST MINDSET - MORALITY AND VALUE OF LIFE The idea that humans are only the sum of their DNA leads to the idea that people of inferior genetics should be eliminated. ... The idea that those with mental and physical handicaps are a burden on society falls right in line with this thought process. ... And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.3 And God said, ...

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7. Innate Ideas

Upon use of this argument Descartes is then "boxed into" the realm of his own ideas. Descartes is faced with the task of proving the existence of God to break out of the realm of his own ideas. Descartes proof of the existence of God is based on his idea of God. ... However, Descartes appeals to his innate idea of God as having such clarity and objective reality for which he himself does not posses enough formal reality to create. ... This conflicts with the brief description of Descartes conclusions described above which stated that the basis of all knowledge being reliable came after the i...

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8. Ideas of Moby Dick

The limits of knowledge, existence and nature of a god, fate, whiteness, life and death are all ideas that can be interpreted in some way from the thoughts the book puts forth. ... I see the ways of Moby Dick, like those of a god, as being unknowable to man. ... This idea is directly tied to the idea of the nature of god being unexplainable. God and fate, two ideas that many believe to have some connection, are ultimately unexplainable to people of the common world. ... Whiteness is not understood in the same fashions of knowledge and god. ...

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9. Religious Identity and Diversity in America

In this period, the ideas of spiritual renewal and rebirth swept through the New England colonies. The rebels searching for their own religious identity preached and proclaimed the idea that everyone could experience God personally. ... Because of this, the nation subconsciously tries to find common ground between them where raw religion turns into morality and sharing similar ideas of right and wrong. ... This leads to the interpretivist movements and the idea that the values presented in the Bible can be grasped differently by different people. ... When Graham converts President Eisenhower t...

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