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1. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsWhat if God was all of us? Why the definition of ‘God ...

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   Oct 6, 2023 · God in the contemporary meaning in life tradition. This section offers a brief overview of how God features in the analytic Anglo-American-Australasian literature on meaningfulness.

2. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsOn the Meaning of “God”: Transcendence without Mythology

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   Jun 10, 2011 · No attempt will be made here to prove either that God does or does not exist, that is, that the word “God” does or does not actually refer to a reality. Questions of that sort can be faced only if we already know what we mean when we use the word “God” — the issue to which this paper is directed.

   • Author: Gordon D. Kaufman

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3. hermeneutics.stackexchange.com › questions › 40594word study - What is the meaning of the phrase 'only true God ...

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   John proves that the Word who was with God “was made flesh” and became Jesus Christ and that Jesus Christ was “the Son of God.” So it would be proper to say that the Word was the Son of God. For anyone to say that the Word was God, “the only true God,” would be contrary to what the apostle John proves by the rest of his writings.

4. www.cambridge.org › core › journalsDOES GOD EXIST? | Think | Cambridge Core

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   Here, in ‘Does God Exist?’, to complete the trilogy, I will lay out the reasons most philosophers doubt the existence of God: the best arguments for God fail, the most well-known argument against God succeeds, and philosophers are not keen to take things on faith.

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   Sep 29, 2012 · First, the Word of God is a powerful means of grace that enables us to pursue maturity in the gospel. We see the power of God’s word in creation in the first words of Scripture, in Genesis 1:1–3. As the rest of the narrative of Genesis 1–2 demonstrates, God created the heavens and the earth by his word.

6. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10God’s Not Dead As Philosophy: Trying to Prove God Exists

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   Apr 28, 2023 · The 2014 movie God’s Not Dead is a clear argument for the truth of its title; in other words, it is an argument that God exists. It does this, primarily, by having its protagonist, college freshman Josh Wheaton, present a number of arguments for God’s existence in front of his philosophy class.

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   Is God's not dead a true story?

   • The 2014 movie God’s Not Dead is a clear argument for the truth of its title; in other words, it is an argument that God exists. It does this, primarily, by having its protagonist, college freshman Josh Wheaton, present a number of arguments for God’s existence in front of his philosophy class.

   God’s Not Dead As Philosophy: Trying to Prove God Exists

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   What does God mean?

   • In English the word “God” is understood by some to designate a mere psychological projection of a father-image and by others to indicate the Father of Jesus Christ and the ultimate reality with which we have to do.

   On the Meaning of “God”: Transcendence without Mythology | Harvard

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   What is the most persuasive argument for God's existence?

   • (Consequently, I will essentially be using the terms ‘God’ and ‘deity’ interchangeably throughout.) Undoubtably, the most persuasive arguments for God's existence are the Kalam cosmological argument (which suggests that God caused the universe) and the fine-tuning theological argument (which suggests that God designed it).

   DOES GOD EXIST? | Think | Cambridge Core - Cambridge University Press

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   What does predestine mean in the Bible?

   • The term predestine, as Paul uses it in Romans 8:29–30, means that God chose or determined some people to be saved, for God’s purposes, to be conformed into the image of God’s Son, Jesus, before the foundation of the world.

   Acting the Miracle in the Everyday: Word of God, Means of Grace, and

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   Why is the word of God important?

   • First, the Word of God is a powerful means of grace that enables us to pursue maturity in the gospel. We see the power of God’s word in creation in the first words of Scripture, in Genesis 1:1–3. As the rest of the narrative of Genesis 1–2 demonstrates, God created the heavens and the earth by his word.

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   What does Josh say about theism?

   • Instead, theism does; in the name of God, anything is justifiable. Josh also argues that, without God, there is no reason for a person to be morally good. There are two aspects of this argument. First, without any kind of eternal reward like heaven, Josh argues, there is no reason for someone to not rape, murder, and steal.

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8. www.divinity.cam.ac.uk › files › can_we_prove_godsCan we prove God’s existence? - University of Cambridge

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   One argument to prove God’s existence is known as the ‘ontological argument’ — an argument which, by reason alone – proves that, the very idea of God as a perfect being means that God must exist, that his non-existence would be contradictory. These kinds of a priori arguments rely on logical deduction, rather than something