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 1 1   |             a recognition of God as Creator and a denial of God as Divine
 2 1   |     Almighty, All-Wise, All-Blessed Creator. Against the mechanical
 3 2   |             things? Is there a God, Creator of all things, or does the
 4 2   |           the world exist without a Creator? If there is a God, can
 5 2   |          only as the originator and Creator of the world and its laws,
 6 2   |       belief in God not only as the Creator and original cause, but
 7 2   |          whole world, not being the Creator, but a creature of this
 8 2   |      thought, ideas and aims of its Creator and to understand the reason
 9 2   |       Originator of everything, the Creator, the Conceiver of the world,
10 8   |             of the existence of the Creator of the world: The heavens
11 8   |             of the existence of the Creator; by St. Basil the Great
12 8   |            proof does not prove the Creator of the world, but the Creator
13 8   |       Creator of the world, but the Creator of a well-ordered expedience
14 8   |           of the world, and not the Creator of the world from nothing.
15 8   |          proof of the wisdom of the Creator. For instance, in the Psalms
16 8   |             follow that there is no Creator consciously assigning the
17 8   |             existence of God as the Creator and Legislator of this law.
18 10,3|            in believing there is no Creator God. The universe is seen
19 10,4|          also began. The cause, the Creator — God — must exist outside
20 10,4|      attributes of God) and not the Creator. By creating their own gods
21 10,5|            hand. He is eternal, the Creator of the universe, and the
22 13  |   understanding God not only as the Creator of the universe but also
23 13  |            God is understood as the Creator of the world and its laws,
24 13  |           Almighty, the all-knowing Creator of the whole universe, according
25 13  |     all-perfect, all-good God — the Creator and the Intellect of the
26 13  |         biblical teaching about the Creator of the world and also represents
27 13  |        all-wise, all-good, and holy Creator. Man is defined as an intellectually
28 14  |     goodness and omnipotence of the Creator. Both the interior and exterior
29 15,1|             to the existence of its Creator. The Bible in the book of
30 15,1|         that there is nothing for a Creator to do. All things can be
31 15,3|            be in communion with its Creator. More on this later.~ It
32 15,6|         still necessary. God is the Creator and force responsible for
33 15,7|           even friendship, with the Creator of the universe.~The other
34 15,9|             we expect that when the Creator rests from His work, He
35 15,1|            acknowledging God as the Creator, something science by its
36 15,1|        presented is that God is the Creator and maker of all that exists
37 15,1| relationship of the creation to the Creator. Using 1 Cor 15:37-39 as
38 15,2|             alone seeks to know the Creator.~What if God took a Homo
39 15,5|          cases the Lawgiver and the Creator of the world is God. All
40 17,2|         rebelled against his divine Creator, Who presented man with
41 17,3|         immortal by the gift of his Creator.”~ It is concluded, therefore,
42 18,4|             will to the Will of the Creator.~ Sometimes, man can be
43 24  |          eternal superiority of the Creator over the world created by
44 24  |             them at the feet of the Creator. It is Christianity which