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The thoughts that perfection are truly the highest achievment play a vital role in viewing this from the correct angle. The behavioral concept that God is perfect is one of the main points in this argument. Even with perfection, eternity and eternal and infinite, leave to jest that perfect was aquired with tribulation and achievements over the non perfect. Perfection was admitedly and provenly achieved. Justly creating us in the image of perfection. With all in tow, even negativity was achieved and used to create the perfect model. While 'perfect' is what God is, and there is only one path to the 'one' perfect, where does the rest go? I jest, we, we are the dyslexic methodology that followed, we were given a dyslexic handbook filled with irony and paths of every which idea ever killing, ego trippers, everything relies on a path of drama and over powering lesser opposition. We, are the ideas that God, the one true perfectionist made to carve with dyslexia. The only cure for dyslexia is dyslexia itself. The only thing that perfect could leave last. Amen. Now with this argument, I believe in God. The downfall of perfection, is you have to perfect everything, even negativity.
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What is the superlative form of word 'proud'?
the most
Why did René Descartes believe in god?
One of his reasons for believing in god is that he knows (or thinks) that God is perfect. Since perfection includes existence, he therefore assumes that God must exist.Answer:Descartes made a series of increasingly unsupportable suppositions to back up his beleief in God:1. I exist (A supportable statement for an individual - Cogito ergo sum)2. I have in my mind the notion of a perfect being (The idea that anyone can develop an idea of a perfect being is not provable. The Aztec may have thoght their bloodthirsty gods perfect as well)3. An imperfect being, like myself, cannot think up the notion of a perfect being (There is no proof although it is believable that humans are not perfect and it is debatable if the idea he has of a perfect being is indeed perfect)4. Therefore the notion of a perfect being must have originated from the perfect being himself (This is a flight of fancy)5. A perfect being would not be perfect if it did not exist (Buddhists, for example see perfection in the loss of being)6. Therefore a perfect being must exist (This does not follow from any of the above statements)
The chef careme is known for his perfection of the dining style known as?
Haute Cuisine
Did Vincent Van Gogh try to express himself in his art?
That is exactly what he did.
Why did the Greeks strive to create the perfect human?
The Greeks aimed to create the perfect human as a reflection of their ideals in philosophy, art, and society, emphasizing balance, harmony, and proportion. This pursuit was deeply rooted in their belief in the importance of individual excellence (areté) and the cultivation of virtues. The ideal human embodied physical beauty, intellectual prowess, and moral integrity, serving as a model for others to aspire to. Additionally, this quest was influenced by their religious beliefs, which often associated perfection with divine favor and the pursuit of the good life.
Which religion has the perfect god?
Christianity. God is absolute Perfection.. a perfection beyond understanding.
What makes a man perfect?
A man is perfect by striving to be perfect. Perfection is a process.
Is perfection possible with genetics?
No. Nobody is perfect.
Is perfection live?
Present perfect is 'I have lived'
How do you put the word perfection in a sentence?
There is no such thing as perfection because nothing is perfect besides Jesus.
How do you do a perfect presentation?
It is unlikely to ever happen, perfection is for the gods, mortals can only strive toward perfection.
The size of human body is perfect?
Everyone has their own idea of perfection. There is no one perfect size.
Is it correct grammar to say too perfect?
Too perfect is incorrect because there are no degrees of perfection.
What does the word perfection mean?
Perfect is used to refer to something or someone that is entirely free of any flaws or defects.
Is perfect a verb or adjective?
perfect is an adjective perfection is a noun perfected/ perfecting/ will perfect/ perfects are verbs perfectly is an adverb
What are the release dates for Wickedly Perfect - 2004 Estate of Perfection 1-7?
Wickedly Perfect - 2004 Estate of Perfection 1-7 was released on: USA: 19 February 2005
What is the perfect name?
There is no singular name that is considered 'perfect'. There are, however, several names in various languages that bear the meaning related to or of 'perfection'.Examples:1. ABHINEET: in Indian, it means “perfect”.2. ABLAA: in Indian, it means “perfectly formed”.3. AKMAL: in Arabian, it means “perfect”.4. ATMAM: in Arabian, it means “perfection”.5. BLISS: in English, it means “perfect joy”.6. HAO: in Vietnamese, it means “good, perfect”.7. KAAMIL: in Indian, it means “perfect”.8. KAAMLA: in Indian, it means “perfect”.9. KALPESH: in Indian, it means “lord of perfection”.10. KAMAL: in Hindu, it means “the perfect one”.11. KAMALUDDIN: in Arabian, it means “perfection religion”.12. KAMEELA: in Indian, it means “most perfect”.13. KAMIL: in Persian, it means “perfect”.14. KAMILAH: in Egyptian, it means “perfection”.15. KAMILI: in African, it means “perfection”.16. KHORTDAD: in Persian, it means “perfection”.17. MANSUR: in Arabian, it means “perfect, victorious”.18. MARIASHA: in Egypt, it means “a perfect”.19. SADHIL: in Indian, it means “perfect”.20. SANDHYA: in Indian, it means “dusk; perfection”.21. SANEMI: in Indian, it means “perfect”.22. SARAID: in Celtic, it means “perfect”.23. SHILPA: in Indian, it means “perfectly created”.24. SIDDHRAJ: in Indian, it means “lord of perfection”.25. TAMA: in Japanese, it means “whole, perfect”.26. TAMAM: in Arabian, it means “perfection”.27. TAMIM: in Arabian, it means “genesis perfect”.28. TAMMA: in Biblical, it means “perfect”.29. TIMEUS: in Greek, it means “perfect”.30. VARIYA: in Hindu, it means “perfect”.31. WAFA’: in Arabian, it means “(1) perfection (2) pigeons”.32. WAFIYAH: in Arabian, it means “perfect”.33. WAFIYYAH: in Arabian, it means “(1) pigeon (2) perfect – complete”.34. YURIKO: in Japanese, it means “hundred-perfect-child”.
