Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,5|    genderless abstraction: “the Creator,” or “the Source.” In its
 2 Fwd,5| personal communication with its Creator [p. 18].~ ~Regarding the
 3  1,2 |       of the Church. God is the Creator of “all things visible and
 4  2,12|      the Son of God was not the Creator but was a created being,
 5  2,12|   external with relation to the Creator.~ The same writer goes on
 6  2,20|     natural. But is not God the Creator of all natural things? So
 7  4,14|       matter, but I worship the Creator of matter, Who for my sake
 8  7,14|       man identified himself as creator: a wonderful aura began
 9  7,14|    attaining a knowledge of the Creator and His creation, and it
10  8,2 |         they are and what their Creator wants them to be. People'
11  9,3 |      Exile, explained that “the Creator made man after His image
12  9,3 |     spiritual attributes of the Creator. Image is that which distinguishes
13  9,3 |         have communion with His Creator and participate in His nature.
14  9,15| disobedience to the will of his Creator; he elevated his own will
15  9,35|        and man is a true union, Creator and creature do not become
16  9,42|         invisible true God, the Creator of the world. With fewer
17  9,42|      was assigned to man by the Creator immediately after the creation:
18 10,3 |        less a reflection of his Creator and less of a spiritual
19 10,10|    devout reflection on God the Creator, the Provider and Savior,
20 10,14| believing in his own way in the Creator and fulfilling His will
21 11,4 |      through the example of the Creator Himself.~ The Holy Fathers
22 11,4 |       Persons; about God as the Creator of the world and mankind;