Omnipotent, All powerful, Transcendent, Above human experience, Eternal, Ever-lasting, Omniscient, All-Knowing, Controller, Concept of free will; God controls humans, The Philosophers ideal of God, Controller, Eternal, Omniscient and omnipotnet, The Believers ideal of God, Love, King, Sufferer and Father, Philosophers for the Existence of God, St Thomas Aquinas, St Anselm and Descartes, Contradictions of Transcendance, Genesis 3:8 implies that God has a bodily form as he is heard walking in the gardens, Shema, Deut 6:4 'Hear, O Israel: The Lord God, Old Testament, Covenant agreement between God and Israel, New Testament, Jesus' quotes that love of God and Love of your Neighbour as yourself are the most important commandments, ex Deo, Out of his own being, ex Nihlio, Out of nothing, Process Theologians view on creation, God reordered primordial chaos, Controller, God sustains and controls everything, Theological determinism, God must know the entire future and so fate is predetermined, Aquinas' view on God as the controller, God is timeless; he sees the result of future choices but does not cause them, Free Choice, Good moral behaviour, Unknowable, Cannot be described by human words, Rudolf Otto, God is Holy and Numinous, Numinous, Religious or spiritual quality

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