So whose invisible hand was Adam Smith talking about? Smith mentioned God frequently in The Wealth of Nations and in the book for which he was already justly famous, The Theory of Moral Sentiments ...

But Adam was lonely. God recognized this, and caused Adam to fall into a deep sleep. He then took one of Adam’s ribs from him, which he fashioned into a woman, who was called Eve (Genesis 2:21-22).

n the beginning, preaches God Is Back: How the Global Revival of Faith Is Changing the World, God created Adam. No, not the dim-witted Adam with the nagging girlfriend and forbidden-fruit problem ...

Scholars have argued over whether God’s extended hand is setting the world in motion — thereby firing up the whole narrative engine leading from Adam and Eve’s expulsion to Christ’s ...

One of the most iconic bits of the work is the hand of Adam, reaching out to God. It’s often seen as a representation of Adam reaching out for knowledge of his creator, or knowledge of himself.

We may have to bid farewell to the idea that Adam and Eve were crafted by God's hand, or even entertain doubts about whether our ancestors from the Bible were Homo Sapiens.

An incredible new image of the star formation dubbed the "Hand of God" has emerged. The extraordinary scene was captured by Nasa's 'NuSTAR' telescope and is formed by clouds of gas generated by a ...

Mayor Eric Adams said he believes divine intervention played a hand in his ascent to the mayoralty. ... “I would not be the mayor of the City of New York if it wasn’t that God saw something in me.

Adam and Eve are depicted in a stained-glass window at St. Nicolas Church in Feldkirch, Austria, in a 2004 file photo. ... "The reign of God is at hand." That might not sound so bad, ...

But God's sentiment doesn't line up with our use of this phrase. The Hebrew word for "sorry" in Genesis refers to grief, not remorse. When God looked on the rampant sin in his creation, his heart ...