(1) But the bible teaches God is transcendent he is beyond nature as its creator.

(2) But the pain becomes more severe, the transcendent experience more extreme.

(3) Artists in many fields collaborate, as painters did in the Renaissance, before there was any guff about the artist as transcendent , solitary genius.

(4) He has no concern with any transcendent realm.

(5) God becomes transcendent , the question of possible immanence becoming problematical.

(6) Los Angeles, California boasts some of the most transcendent sunsets.

(7) Also, we lack any indications of an apocalyptic new age, either on earth or in some transcendent realm.

(8) However, he does make a good case that the demand for some more transcendent basis for ethics is misplaced.

(9) In this shift, signs float ever more free of the reality (including transcendent reality) to which they point.

(10) Never lost from memory is the transcendent God who exists not only on the other side of space, but also on the other side of time.

(11) If we believe that God cannot change God's own mind, are we limiting, or boxing in, our transcendent God?

(12) Metaphysical entities are by nature and definition utterly transcendent of the physical.

(13) Siva is also transcendent , beyond time, cause and space.

(14) You'll find more transcendent moments in this film than in most of the pictures released this year combined.

(15) These transcendent moments go beyond what the mind can comprehend; tears are a response of the heart.

(16) Although rendered with detailed realism the particular was always subordinate to the general effect of transcendent beauty or sublimity.

(17) He's visiting the Catholic community, but fundamentally he's trying to send a message of deep respect for Islam as a religion which has a profound belief in a transcendent god.

(18) The longest scene in the opera, it may be the most transcendent .

(19) Mysticism is best understood as an experiential way of relating to religion; mystics are people who practice a discipline such as meditation in order to experience unity with the transcendent .

(20) This conception of Wisdom parallels a less significant, general Jewish explanation of how a transcendent God could participate in a temporal creation.