Stories to Tell
CREATION OF UNIVERSE
GOD, IN MONOTHEISTIC THOUGHT, IS CONCEIVED OF AS THE SUPREME BEING, CREATOR, AND PRINCIPAL OBJECT OF FAITH.[1] GOD IS USUALLY CONCEIVED OF AS BEING OMNIPOTENT (ALL-POWERFUL), OMNISCIENT (ALL-KNOWING), OMNI- PRESENT (ALL-PRESENT) AND OMNIBENEVOLENT (ALL-GOOD) AS WELL AS HAVING AN ETERNAL AND NECESSARY EXISTENCE. GOD IS MOST OFTEN HELD TO BE INCORPOREAL (IMMATERIAL).[1][2][3] GOD'S INCORPOREALITY OR CORPOREALITY IS RELAT
CREATION OF MAN & WOMAN
GOD, IN MONOTHEISTIC THOUGHT, IS CONCEIVED OF AS THE SUPREME BEING, CREATOR, AND PRINCIPAL OBJECT OF FAITH.[1] GOD IS USUALLY CONCEIVED OF AS BEING OMNIPOTENT (ALL-POWERFUL), OMNISCIENT (ALL-KNOWING), OMNI- PRESENT (ALL-PRESENT) AND OMNIBENEVOLENT (ALL-GOOD) AS WELL AS HAVING AN ETERNAL AND NECESSARY EXISTENCE. GOD IS MOST OFTEN HELD TO BE INCORPOREAL (IMMATERIAL).[1][2][3] GOD'S INCORPOREALITY OR CORPOREALITY IS RELAT
THE FALL OF MAN & WOMAN
GOD, IN MONOTHEISTIC THOUGHT, IS CONCEIVED OF AS THE SUPREME BEING, CREATOR, AND PRINCIPAL OBJECT OF FAITH.[1] GOD IS USUALLY CONCEIVED OF AS BEING OMNIPOTENT (ALL-POWERFUL), OMNISCIENT (ALL-KNOWING), OMNI- PRESENT (ALL-PRESENT) AND OMNIBENEVOLENT (ALL-GOOD) AS WELL AS HAVING AN ETERNAL AND NECESSARY EXISTENCE. GOD IS MOST OFTEN HELD TO BE INCORPOREAL (IMMATERIAL).[1][2][3] GOD'S INCORPOREALITY OR CORPOREALITY IS RELAT
