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God Verb or Noun
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taykair
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I'm not quite sure I understand. Do you mean, "Is god a person or a force?"
If so, then I suppose it depends upon the belief-system involved.
Heyo
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I didn't god out of bed for such a difficult question.
God is both absolute stillness beyond the universe and action within the universe.
Unveiled Artist
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A verb. The act (cause) is the prayer. The effect (is god). But since cause and affect can't be separated, the prayer is god. Its a verb because prayer is an action. When one acts, the essence of that act (can't think of the right word), is god. The spirit of the act. Since cause/act and affect/the spirit of it can't be separated, god would be the action not a cause or response of it.
So, when one prayers, some say god is the noun to which one is praying to. Instead of praying to/from/with, it's as/one.
you are correct, it depends on the belief system involved.
what is the definition of idolatry?
extreme admiration, love, or reverence for something or someone?
the worship of a physical object as a god?
infinite has no definition? no boundaries? no limits? never ending being, to be? inexpressible?
Adjective
Unveiled Artist
Veteran Member
Im not sure what you mean.
Neither...an aspiration.
love is a mystery, even among friends having never been. you find them in strange places and under strange circumstances.
endless longing for heaven to be and finding it in a friend.
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