Hi,
Going to dictionary.com and typing in "god" gave me a full page of material, only the first line of which you quoted. Dictionaries usually give their definitions ranked by frequency of usage. Often it is the case that the common usage is incorrect in a technical discussion (e.g., velocity, speed, science).
Given that one of the definitions from that page is, "A very handsome man. ", it is rather apparent that a bit more thought and a better search are needed.
ADDENDUM: Googled "theological definition of god" as a phrase, got a lot of interesting hits just on the first page. Too much to quote, but of interest to those who would like to learn more. (And, yes, according to the Humpty Dumpty rule, Google *is* a verb.)
--Pete
Going to dictionary.com and typing in "god" gave me a full page of material, only the first line of which you quoted. Dictionaries usually give their definitions ranked by frequency of usage. Often it is the case that the common usage is incorrect in a technical discussion (e.g., velocity, speed, science).
Given that one of the definitions from that page is, "A very handsome man. ", it is rather apparent that a bit more thought and a better search are needed.
ADDENDUM: Googled "theological definition of god" as a phrase, got a lot of interesting hits just on the first page. Too much to quote, but of interest to those who would like to learn more. (And, yes, according to the Humpty Dumpty rule, Google *is* a verb.)
--Pete
How big was the aquarium in Noah's ark?