 But the common sense of men knows better. Every real religious thought denies it. After all, the real God of the Christians is Christ, not God Almighty; a poor mocked and wounded God nailed on a cross of matter. . . . Some day He will triumph. . . . But...  The Works of H.G. Wells - Página 501por Herbert George Wells - 1926 - 10 páginasVista completa - Acerca de este libro
 | 1921 - 838 páginas
...omnipotent God is a quack God, a panacea. Common sense and true religion know that He does not exist : ' God is not absolute, God is finite. ... A finite God...with us ; that is the essence of all real religion. . . . God is within nature and necessity. Necessity is a thing beyond God, beyond good and evil, beyond... | |
 | 1917 - 884 páginas
...causes all things now. It is not fair to make out a case against Him. . . . God is not absolute. ... A finite God Who struggles in His great and comprehensive...us — that is the essence of all real religion." It is easy to criticise the unguarded language in which Mr. Britling expresses his belief, but the... | |
 | Herbert George Wells - 1916 - 474 páginas
...They have been extravagant about God. They have had silly absolute ideas — that He is all powerful. That He's omni-everything. But the common sense of...the essence of all real religion. ... I agree with yon so Why ! if I thought there was an omnipotent God who looked down on battles and deaths and all... | |
 | Riichirō Hoashi - 1918 - 126 páginas
...considering him to be omnipotent, omniscient, and omni-every thing. "God is not absolute," says he, "God is finite. ... A finite God who struggles in...with us — that is the essence of all real religion. "* In this book the author takes rather a Manichean view oi the universe as a battlefield of the two... | |
 | Riichirō Hoashi - 1918 - 128 páginas
...considering him to be omnipotent, omniscient, and omni-every thing. "God is not absolute," says he, "God is finite. ... A finite God who struggles in...comprehensive way as we struggle in our weak and silly way—who is with us—that is the essence of all real religion. " 9 In this book the author takes... | |
 | 1919 - 392 páginas
...Christians is Christ, not God Almighty ; a poor mocked and wounded God nailed on a cross of matter. . . . God is not absolute ; God is finite ... A finite God...us — that is the essence of all real religion." And again, " God is within Nature and necessity. Necessity is a thing beyond God — beyond good and... | |
 | Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan - 1920 - 510 páginas
...Christians is Christ, not God Almighty ; a poor mocked and wounded God nailed on a cross of matter. . . . God is not absolute ; God is finite ... a finite God...with us — that is the essence of all real religion. If I thought there was an omnipotent God who looked down on battles and deaths and all the waste and... | |
 | 1921 - 894 páginas
...omnipotent God is a quack God, a panacea. Common sense and true religion know that He does not exist : God is not absolute, God is finite. . . . A finite...with us; that is the essence of all real religion. . . . Necessity is the uttermost thing, but God is the innermost thing. ' Closer is He than breathing,... | |
 | Clarence Augustine Beckwith - 1922 - 372 páginas
...common sense of men knows better. . . . It is not fair to say that he causes all things now. . . . God is not absolute ; God is finite. A finite God...— who is with us — that is the essence of all religion." While these are the most outstanding instances in recent fiction of a new conception of... | |
 | Clarence Augustine Beckwith - 1922 - 396 páginas
...common sense of -men knows better. . . . It is not fair to say that he causes al} things now. . . . God is not absolute-;. God is finite. A finite God...and -comprehensive way as we struggle in our weak ari"d silly way— who -is with us — that is the essence of all religion." While these are the most... | |
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