input: [Topic] God [Eastern/Hebrew Thought] In Hebrew thought, God is assumed to exist. He is seen as relational, with personal ties to the community and the individual as they experience Him. Faith is described by the relationship (”walk”) with Him. [Postmodern Thought] In postmodern thought, God is assumed to NOT exist, though if one chooses to believe in a god, that is acceptable (though pushing that god on others is not). If faith is expressed in a god, it is based on the individual’s experience [Western/Greek Thought] 
output: In Greek thought, one seeks to prove/disprove the existence of God. God is defined (by the believer) by his attributes and descriptors. Faith in Him is described in creeds and doctrinal statements with proof texts to support each of them.