The term materialism can refer to the belief that all of reality can be explained according to physical processes, ruling out any possibility of a spiritual realm.

Only persons pursue purposes.

Finite humans don't have any accurate knowledge of a transcendent God.

Showing love to God and others is more important than following the laws in the Bible.

God's shared love within the Trinity show that He did not lack the attribute of love even before the world existed.

What ultimately motivates every person?

Which attribute best describes the perfect holiness of God in and of Himself, meaning He needs nothing outside Himself?

Which viewpoint is most often believed to be nonreligious even though it actually seeks to answer all the religious and philosophical questions of life?

What term is used to describe God's qualitative distinction so far above the universe that He's in an unrivaled category all His own?

What term is used to describe God's personally present accessibility to His creation?

"God" is everything and everything is 'god". There is no ultimate person distinct from the physical universe.

God is a person who is distinct from His creation but who personally interacts with it.

God doesn't relate to the universe because He doesn't exist. The physical universe is all there is.

God is the person who created the universe; but He doesn't interact with it; he lets us work things out for ourselves.

God or the spiritual realm is entirely set apart from the physical realm and at odds with it.

God is not an arrogant self-seeking individual.

God is an almighty creator who deserves our adoration.