God the Father — In many religions, the supreme deity (God) is given the title and attributions of Father . In many forms of polytheism, the highest god has been conceived as a father of gods and of men . In the Israelite religion and modern Judaism, God is… … Wikipedia
God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost — ► God the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost (in Christian doctrine) the persons of the Trinity. Main Entry: ↑God … English terms dictionary
God the Father — (in Christian doctrine) the first person of the Trinity, God as creator and supreme authority. → God … English new terms dictionary
God the Father — (in Christian doctrine) the first person of the Trinity, God as creator and supreme authority … Useful english dictionary
God the Son — is the second person of the Trinity in Christian theology. Christians identify Jesus of Nazareth with God the Son . This is significantly different from the biblical title Son of God , which is also applied by Christians to Jesus, but is used in… … Wikipedia
God Bless Our Homeland Ghana — National anthem of Ghana Lyrics Michael Kwame Gbordzoe Music Philip Gbeho Adopted 1957 … Wikipedia
Father (disambiguation) — Father is the male parent of a child.Father may also refer to: *God the Father, in many religions, the supreme God given the title and attributions of a father *Father, a title for a clergyman, especially a priest *Father (band), a Croatian Heavy … Wikipedia
God — ► NOUN 1) (in Christianity and other monotheistic religions) the creator and supreme ruler of the universe. 2) (god) a superhuman being or spirit worshipped as having power over nature and human fortunes. 3) (god) a greatly admired or influential … English terms dictionary
God in Christianity — Part of a series on Attributes of God in Christian theology Aseity Eternity … Wikipedia
Father Divine — Infobox Person name = Father Divine image size = 250 caption = birth date = c.1880 birth place = unknown death date = September 10, 1965 death place = Gladwyne, PA occupation = Preacher spouse = parents = children =George Baker (c. 1880ndash… … Wikipedia