Assertion: god | /r/HasProperty | perfect
Facets:
value: absolutely
type: DEGREE
value: in all ways
type: MANNER
value: in love
type: OTHER
value: in his nature
type: LOCATION
value: above all
type: DEGREE
value: as pure actuality
type: OTHER
value: as no potentiality
type: OTHER
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: beyond understanding
type: DEGREE
value: beyond all experience
type: OTHER
value: in every attribution
type: OTHER
value: in every detail
type: OTHER
value: endlessly
type: DEGREE
value: morally
type: DEGREE
value: always
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The anthropic argument states that if God is omniscient, omnipotent, and morally perfect, he would have created other morally perfect beings instead of imperfect ones, such as humans.
text: Augustine developed a theme found as early as Plato, Aristotle, and Zeno of Citium, that God is a perfect being.
text: Therefore, He is the perfect planner, creator, and governor because He knows His power, character, wisdom and He knows what is best and what He will do in all circumstances.
text: He is unequaled and perfect (2 Samuel 7:22; Psalm 86:8; Isaiah 40:25; Matthew 5:48).
text: That God is holy means he is endlessly, always perfect.
text: Therefore you are to be perfect, as your Heavenly Father is perfect,” Jesus says in Matthew 5:48.
text: He is perfect.
text: He is perfect in every detail.
text: God is absolutely perfect in every attribution, which means that He is worthy of praise!
text: God’s wrath against sin and disobedience is perfectly justified because His plan for mankind is holy and perfect, just as God Himself is holy and perfect.
text: Neoplatonic philosophy, in a similar manner, emphasized the idea that God is so pure and perfect that it completely transcended all of our categories, ideas, and concepts.
text: On the other hand, if God is absolutely perfect beyond all experience and understanding, then God must also be transcendent.
text: Though God is eternal, perfect and transcendent above all, he is utterly, completely and wonderfully within every part of his Creation.
text: But, since God is perfect, He does not need anything.
text: If God were to lose something, He would no longer be perfect; therefore, He cannot change for the worse.
text: As pure actuality and no potentiality, he is perfect and therefore changeless.
text: Since God alone is perfect, created things have limitations, which is a source of evil.
text: The view that God is an absolutely perfect being can also lead to the conclusion that he cannot change: if he is perfect he could change neither for the better nor for the worse.
text: God is perfect in love.
text: The concept of omnibenevolence stems from two basic ideas of God: that God is perfect and that God is morally good.
text: He is perfect, humans are imperfect.
text: He is perfect in His nature.
text: In Matthew 5:48, Jesus commands: "Be perfect, your heavenly Father is perfect.
text: In Matthew 5:48, Jesus commands: "Be perfect, your heavenly Father is perfect.
text: He is perfect in all ways; He is exceptional, in a category by Himself, unmatched by any other being or thing in the universe.
text: In more theologically oriented thinkers, the assumption that God is a perfect being serves not to formulate the concept of God but only to fill in what is given in revelation.
text: The view that God is an absolutely perfect being can also lead to the conclusion that he cannot change: if he is perfect he could change neither for the better nor for the worse.