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What is God?
“To be is to be perceived,” said the Irish philosopher George Berkeley (1685–1753). We exist and give existence by virtue of perception. Berkeley meant that God’s omniscient perception maintains all things. For a moralist—and Berkeley was a bishop—this could mean you’re never out of the sight of God, so you’d better be good! For a metaphysician,
... See moreJames Hillman • The Soul's Code
I couldn't describe what or who God is — only that I have faith in it, it is inside of me, and it happens all around me
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Infinite being, infinite consciousness, infinite bliss, from whom we are, by whom we know and are known, and in whom we find our only true consummation.
David Bentley Hart • The Experience of God
Considering Transcendence: Elements of a Philosophical Theology (Indiana Series in the Philosophy of Religion)
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