Assertion: god's being | /r/HasProperty | human
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text: Nanak stresses that God must be seen by human beings from "the inward eye" or "heart" and that meditation must take place inwardly to achieve this enlightenment progressively; its rigorous application is what enables communication between God and human beings.
text: Believers in the Abrahamic religions (except Islamic believers) believe that God has created human beings in his image, but this idea is not easily understood by humankind.
text: This verse is quite similar to Genesis 1:27 in that it acknowledges God made human beings in God's "form," "image," "similarity," or "likeness," but it fails to detail what exactly about human beings distinguishes them from other created things and makes them like God.
text: One of the factors upon which this is based is an appeal to Imago Dei: "the astonishing assertion that God created human beings in God's own 'image.'
text: By the way, God is a human being
text: But, when we say that God is a “person,” we do not mean that He is a human being.
text: Since God wanted to share His love with others, He created the angels and human beings—spiritual creatures who can related to Him.
text: But when He created human beings, He did something different.
text: He forbade human beings from creating idols or ascribing divine attributes to inanimate objects or to human beings.
text: Neither is it enough to realize how probable it is that a personal God would have to show human beings how to live, considering they have so much trouble on their own.