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She believes God is omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent.omniscient = all-knowing; i.e., to know everything
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It would take an omniscient Deity to know what you're talking about.† (source)
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But God is ubiquitous and omniscient.† (source)
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These powerful omniscient circles who despised everyone and showed everyone up had long inspired in him a peculiar but quite vague alarm.† (source)
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The vocabulary of an omniscient man would embrace words and images excluded from polite conversation.† (source)
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"Are you omniscient?" (source)omniscient = all-knowing (like saying, "Do you know everything?")
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The subject had reference to secret sin, and those sad mysteries which we hide from our nearest and dearest, and would fain conceal from our own consciousness, even forgetting that the Omniscient can detect them. (source)Omniscient = the one who is all-knowing (God)
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Trying to understand my father had always felt something like going to church week after week and listening to the minister we had, Dr. Fremont, marshal the evidence for God's goodness, or omniscience, or whatever.† (source)
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"Yes," says Phaedrus omnisciently, " — Aristotle — " The assistant chairman is shocked for a moment, then, almost like a culprit who has been discovered but feels no guilt, laughs loud and long.† (source)
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You are omniscient as ever, Dumbledore.† (source)
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But absent near-omniscience there's no way to know when that is.† (source)
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Milo had posed for these pictures in a drab peasant's blouse with a high collar, and his scrupulous, paternal countenance was tolerant, wise, critical and strong as he stared out at the populace omnisciently with his undisciplined mustache and disunited eyes.† (source)
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Had I been my usual omniscient self, I could have gleaned Meg's destiny.† (source)
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It may be just as difficult to escape his omniscience as it is to run away from your own shadow.† (source)
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"'Tis the Scotch gentleman," said the landlady omnisciently; and turning her eyes to Elizabeth, "Now then, can you go and see if his supper is on the tray?† (source)
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The oldest and most universal, this symbol fused all the ancient traditions in a single solitary image that represented the illumination of the Egyptian sun god, the triumph of alchemical gold, the wisdom of the Philosopher's Stone, the purity of the Rosicrucian Rose, the moment of Creation, the All, the dominance of the astrological sun, and even the omniscient all-seeing eye that hovered atop the unfinished pyramid.† (source)
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