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design argument
the argument that God designed the universe, because everything is so intricately made in its detail that it could not have happened by chance
theist
a person who believes in god
athiest
a person that believes that there is no god
agnostic
someone who believes that there is not enough evidence for the belief in God
first cause / cosmological argument
the argument that there has to be an uncaused cause that made everything else happen, otherwise there would be nothing right now
eternal
without a beginning or an end
creation
the act by which God brought the universe into being
miracle
a seemingly impossible event usually good that cannot be explained by natural or scientific laws and is thought to be the action of God
proof
evidence that supports the truth of something
evil
the opposite of good, a force or the personification of a negative power that is seen in many traditions as destructive and against God
sufferring
when people have to face and live with unpleasant events or conditions
ulimate reality
the supreme, final, fundamental power in all reality
the divine
god, gods or ultimate reality
revelation
God showing himself to believers, is this is the only way anybody can really know anything about God
special revalaion
God making himself known through direct personal experience or an unusual specific event
vision
seeing something, especially in a dream or in a trance, that shows something about the nature of God or the afterlife
enlightenment
the gaining of true knowledge about God or self discipline
general revelation
God making himself known through ordinary, common human experiences
nature
the physical world including plants, animals and landscape
scriptures
the sacred writings of a religion, for Christians these are the Old and the New Testament
omnipotent
almighty, having unlimited power
omniscient
knowing everything
benevolent
all loving
immanent
the idea that God is present in and involved with life on earth and the universe
transcendent
the idea that God is beyond and outside life on the earth and the universe
personal nature of God
the idea that God is an individual or person with whom people are able to have a relationship or feel close
impersonal nature of God
the idea that God has no human characteristics, is unknowable and mysterious, more like an idea or force