Opposing Views on Existence of God 
.... physics (Hick, 1971, p. 46). Indeed, Paul Tillich is certainly guilty of assuming the
self-evidence of
God. He seems to start with ....
(1810
7
)
God's Relation to the World
.... As he presents questions such as "Whether the existence of
God is
self-evident?", "Whether
God comprehends Himself?", or, "Whether the will of
God is always ....
(6559
26
)
Ian Buruma's God's Dust
Ian Buruma's
God's Dust: A Modern Asian Journey is an exploration of the effects of .... to retain the thing that is most precious to them, their
self-respect (60). ....
(2091
8
)
Beloved
.... believes that there can be a better life for blacks in this world if they are able to
self-construct their own identity based on love of
self.
God has created ....
(1047
4
)
"Aquinas On Self-Perception"
John J. Haldane, in his essay "Aquinas On
Self-Perception," considers his own .... faith, to demonstrate that the fundamental tenets of belief in
God were supported ....
(1675
7
)
Kohut's Self Psychology
.... The grace of
God is glue" (Kohut, 1977, p. 297, as cited in Gorday, 2000, p. 449). An evaluation of Kohut's
Self Psychology Theory from the Christian ....
(1279
5
)
Aristotle on God
.... such as man, who moves spontaneously of his own "
self-generated motion," and this is not really incompatible with Aristotle's view that
God definitively moves ....
(1994
8
)
Aquinas' Proofs for Existence of God The purpose of this research ...
.... Aquinas seems to reason that the notion of pure,
self dependent being, called
God, is the inevitable conclusion that must be drawn from the evidence of the ....
(6145
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)
God and Evil
.... to others. But often sin is experienced by not doing something---by refusing to move out of
self toward others or to
God. It can ....
(4702
19
)
God
.... man was programmed or "wired" to focus on a subconsciously produced lie that promised an afterlife and immortality through
God external to the
self. ....
(3610
14
)
Spiritual and Psychological Maturity: A Comparison
.... a new theory of psychological maturation whose key components are contextual thinking, independent action and development of a sense of
self and of
God. ....
(1627
7
)
Religion
.... As we have seen, Aquinas argues that all words are
self-referential primarily and we apply them to
God's attributes or qualities secondarily. ....
(1080
4
)
Philosophical Views of Spinoza
.... attributes. Given this production of multiplicity, the only limits on
God are
self-contradiction and logical possibility. Whatever ....
(1872
7
)
Their Eyes Were Watching God
.... Their Eyes Were Watching
God follows the life and loves of Janie, who in .... Janie's growing
self-sufficiency also gives her the judgment to spot the combination ....
(1472
6
)
Counseling and Christian Belief
.... Spiritual experience in the Christian formulation is significant insofar as it finds connection between
self and
God,
self and cosmos,
self and other. ....
(1403
6
)
God and Religion in Victorian Literature
.... For Tennyson, there can be no proof of the existence of
God; one must believe: With faith that comes of
self-control, And all we flow from, soul in soul (131 ....
(2667
11
)
Beloved & Much Ado
.... believes that there can be a better life for blacks in this world if they are able to
self-construct their own identity based on love of
self.
God has created ....
(1832
7
)
Existential and Humanistic Approaches to Death
.... He found that incomplete grief often manifested itself in anger at the dead, the
self,
God, or some other agent who could be blamed for the death far into ....
(3421
14
)
The existence of God: A discussion
.... which includes various divine attributes. For example,
God is completely
self-existent in his state of being. This means that
God is ....
(1479
6
)
Catholic View of Bioethics
.... himself. Indeed, some would hold that in his
self-generated,
self-developed, and
self-maintained perfection, man will become
God. In ....
(1678
7
)
When Bad Things Happen to Good People: Pain and Suffering
.... The use of religion to bolster people's
self-worth, which naturally flags during .... approaches, intertwined as they are with Kushner's concept of
God and community ....
(1014
4
)
Asian Religious Traditions
.... seek somehow to either transcend material experience or find positive affinity between the
self and the cosmos, but not necessarily between
self and
God. ....
(1689
7
)
Descartes' Treatment of Innate Ideas
.... If
God does not generate a deception of this type, Descartes argues, yet
God allows
self-deception or at any rate limited certainty of abstract/simple truth. ....
(3328
13
)
Analysis of Characters of King Lear and Macbeth
.... we find the wisdom and acceptance of death which reflect the strength of a
god, while in the next breath encountering the blatantly
self-centered pride which ....
(1689
7
)
The Denial of Death
.... will be easily found, however, even in religion and even in attempted relationship to
God or Goddess. The surrender of power, and the death of the
self, is not ....
(1527
6
)
David Hume
.... It is clear that according to strict Humian logic one should abandon belief in the external world, the law of cause and effect, the
self, and
God. ....
(1709
7
)
Motivating Forces of Self-Interest & Altruism
....
God praised the unrighteous steward for his shrewdness and
self-interest. Mother Theresa had to have acted from a similar shrewdness. ....
(2067
8
)
A Letter to Hamlet
.... suicidal thoughts stem from your "complex state of mind" and "attitude toward the
self." You must reframe your view of yourself as one of
God's divinely chosen ....
(1638
7
)
Locke's views on Property
.... bounties of nature comes from
God's grant in the Scriptures, from man's rationality, and from the fundamental natural law of
self-preservation:
God, who hath ....
(1079
4
)
Descartes' Meditations
.... Now if
God is not a "malicious deceiver who deliberately tries to fool me in any way he can" (65), yet
God allows
self-deception or at any rate limited ....
(3237
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)
