Object Relations Theory & Christian Views 
....
Object relations theory in its simplest formulation has relevance to religious theory and/or .... of the connection between self and other in some context of
God. ....
(2541
10
)
Opposing Views on Existence of God
.... Tillich views
God as the
object of man's "ultimate concern" and faith as man's way of bringing meaning to his life. He argues that ....
(1810
7
)
Their Eyes Were Watching God
.... Were Watching
God by Zora Neale Hurston In Their Eyes Were Watching
God, Zora Neale .... interested in the role of the black woman as sexual
object and individual ....
(3201
13
)
Tillich's Concept of God «FR»«PN» «F
.... with its Greek gods and every special
god there, or the
God of Israel who, through prophetic criticism, finally became the word "
God," the
object is always the ....
(8346
33
)
Religion and Modern Culture
.... toward religious expression. Tillich's concept of
God is that
God is the
object of what is of "ultimate" human concern. [T]he history ....
(1165
5
)
Human Experience of God & Paul Tillich
.... of the diving spirit, "observation and conclusion [subjective activities] are the way in which the subject tries to grasp the
object [eg,
God] remaining always ....
(7446
30
)
Aesthetics of the Church Fathers
.... The essence of every material
object shows that
God created all things according to order, measure, and weight, which are primary vestiges of
God." (112-113).
(783
3
)
Augustine's Struggle & Confessions
.... On the other hand, Husserl begins with the proposition: "We can make self-evident assertions concerning the immanent
Object (
God) in itself, eg, that it now ....
(2345
9
)
Purposes Served by The Bible
.... abstract. The nature of the divine image within is likewise abstract, which is what makes
God the perfect spiritual
object. Nothing ....
(1089
4
)
Ontological Argument For God's Existence
.... ability to imagine the "greatest imaginable entity"--an existing
God--involves us .... example, the familiar "irresistable force meets an immovable
object." We can ....
(526
2
)
Grace in the Theology of Saint Augustine
.... in no other place. This implies, of course, that
God is not an
object beside other objects.
God is seen in the soul. He is in the ....
(2141
9
)
Durkheim & Weber
.... possession of wealth began to be interpreted as a sign that an individual was among those called by
God for salvation. Calvinists did not
object to capitalism ....
(1650
7
)
God & Man
.... man (by assuming that those who are homosexual do not walk with
God), the passage .... Why would Lot
object to the townsfolk interrogating and abusing the visitors? ....
(1419
6
)
God and the Problem of Evil
.... a new type of relationship with
God and "for the first time to begin thinking of
God as a living subject of experience rather than as an inert
object of thought ....
(1452
6
)
Justice and the Will of God
.... thought and tradition give an account of how the spirit of
God can--and .... It is quite simple, really: Focus on mankind as subject and
object rather than on the ....
(1583
6
)
The First Cause Argument for God's Existence
.... Demea presents his proof of
God to Cleanthes and Philo in this manner: "Whatever .... it requires a cause or reason, as much as any particular
object which begins ....
(1419
6
)
Views of Religion
.... In those religions where
God is a personal
object of worship, salvation typically has to be effected by the deity, though the individual may cooperate even if ....
(2038
8
)
Aristotle on God
.... One of the reasons that Aristotle's doctrine of
God can be considered Platonist is .... that "there is an essence or Form or Absolute behind every
object in the ....
(1994
8
)
Soteriology & Christian Salvation
.... In those religions where
God is a personal
object of worship, salvation typically has to be effected by the deity, though the individual may cooperate even if ....
(2119
8
)
The poem "hay un lugar"
....
God's goodness and worth and is a blind faith in the presence of such a
God. .... his last wife's apparent failure to single him out as a love
object separate from ....
(4139
17
)
Reality and Knowing Reality
.... Every
object is thus both a potential and an actuality, making it in effect an .... the senses but through a meeting with the One, with the absolute, with
God. ....
(1704
7
)
Aristotle, Plato, Dante
.... That relationship defines the human being and is couched in terms of one's relationship to
God. .... Every
object has both form and matter. ....
(1638
7
)
The Problem of Knowledge
.... in the rational mind is with
God, and Descartes demonstrates that
God exists and .... offers a complete discussion of knowledge, its source, its
object, and the ....
(1591
6
)
Contemporary Philosophical Orientation
.... with its Greek gods and every special
god there, or the
God of Israel who, through prophetic criticism, finally became the word "
God," the
object is always the ....
(4925
20
)
Philospher Gottfried Liebniz
.... when the latter is the
object of intelligent choice. Since, therefore, intelligent choice is free, it seems that there is a sense in which
God's moral goodness ....
(2439
10
)
Philosophical Concept of Knowledge
.... a statement would seem to preclude the necessity of proving that
God exists, though .... We know that an
object exists by experience, but to understand the true ....
(2649
11
)
Berkeley's Argument on Reality
.... up a metaphysical logic so precise and severe that it will lead to a proof of the existence of
God. Insistence that the existence of an
object cannot be ....
(1132
5
)
Criticism of Genesis
.... Speiser asserts, "the
object of the ordeal, then, was to discover how firm was the patriarch's faith in the ultimate divine purpose."
God tested Abraham so ....
(1124
4
)
Critical Views of Genesis
.... Speiser asserts, "the
object of the ordeal, then, was to discover how firm was the patriarch's faith in the ultimate divine purpose."
God tested Abraham so ....
(1124
4
)
Dorothy Day's Autobiography
.... What turned Day toward
God finally was the overflowing love she felt for her new-born child: "The final
object of this love and gratitude was
God. ....
(1632
7
)
