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The God of the prophets (n.) was no theory but a crushing presence, never spoken of from a safe distance.
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The God of the prophets (n.) was no theory but a crushing presence, never spoken of from a safe distance.
The God of the prophets (n.) cares about everything, while the God of the philosophers notices nothing but Himself.
God of the prophets (n.) is known from what He did, where the God of the philosophers is inferred from what can be thought.
The God of the prophets (n.) does not ponder eternal forms; he worries about people, and no question of right and wrong is too small for him.