cosmos
IPA: kˈɑzmoʊs
noun
- The universe.
- An ordered, harmonious whole.
- Any of various mostly Mexican herbs of the genus Cosmos having radiate heads of variously coloured flowers and pinnate leaves.
- A city in Minnesota.
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Examples of "cosmos" in Sentences
- The cosmos forms the boundary of our experience.
- He became ravished by the splendour of the cosmos.
- Akasha is space in the Jain conception of the cosmos.
- Cultivation is the most important thing in the cosmos.
- He played with the Cosmos through the end of the 1983.
- Cataclysmic events in the cosmos are taking place tonight.
- Part three deals with the macroscopic realm of the cosmos.
- The construction of the cosmos proceeds in a variety of fashions.
- Just checked out The Elegant Universe and the Fabric of the Cosmos.
- It involves the analogy of the cosmos or firmament and a rotating millstone.
- The doctrine of Creation says that Mind came before matter – the cosmos is a creation, a work of art.
- The Greek word cosmos used in Romans 12:2 refers not to the physical world that you see, but to a spiritual world system.
- A strong argument for the existence of high energy neutrinos from the cosmos is the observation of high energy cosmic rays.
- Denton's conjecture that "the cosmos is a specially designed whole with life and mankind as its fundamental goal and purpose" is without foundation.
- The statement "the cosmos is all there ever is, was, and will be" is no less advocacy and no more science than the statement "the cosmos appears to have been fine-tuned for life."
- All the authentic mystical traditions tell us that the cosmos is a Sacred Marriage of seeming opposites, such as: spirit and body, light and matter, good and evil, masculine and feminine, the transcendent aspect of the divine and its immanent embodiment.
- To Darwinists evolution means naturalistic evolution, because they insist that science must assume that the cosmos is a closed system of material causes and effects, which can never be influenced by anything outside of material nature-by God, for example.