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<small>''This article is about the biblical God.  For the term as used to refer to any divine being, see [[Other Gods]]''</small>
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[[Image:Alphaomega.jpg|thumb|200px|God is the Alpha and Omega, the first and last, the beginning and the ending]]
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{{cquote|'''Genesis 1:1'''<br />In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.}}
 
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{{trinity}}'''God''' is the sovereign creator and eternal ruler of all things and beings that exist, whether in the physical [[universe]] or in the spiritual realm ([[Heaven]]).  Not only is God the creator and ruler of the things and beings within those two realms, but he is also the creator of the realms themselves. God created the physical universe, and before he acted in this creation, the universe did not exist. Likewise God did with the spiritual realm.
 
  
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== God is Revealed: How we know about God ==
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== About Sugar ==
  
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Other than creation itself, God is revealed in several ways, including conscience and special revelation (the bible, and prophets). Most importantly though, God is revealed in [[Jesus Christ]], who is the Son of God.
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Sugar is a different desktop environment to what is normally used in Microsoft Windows, Apple's OS X or other GNU/Linux operating systems. It is conceived as a tool to allow kids to learn interactively. One of the first things that a child sees, therefore, is not a hard disk or a trash can&mdash;it’s the other kids in the “neighborhood.” Programs and applications are called Activities, many of which allow for [[Collaboration|collaboration]] between learners who are connected to each other by [[wikipedia:Wi-Fi|Wi-Fi]] or through a [[olpc:Community Jabber Servers | Jabber network]]. Sugar developers are encouraged to write activities with collaborative elements that are automatically enabled.
  
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== Attributes or Character of God ==
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Sugar is developed in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_%28programming_language%29 Python] and runs on a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux GNU/Linux] [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kernel_%28computer_science%29 Kernel], originally from the [http://fedoraproject.org/ Fedora Project], and now from a [[Supported systems|variety]] of GNU/Linux distributions.
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The attributes of God are things that describe who he is. Similar to the way one might describe a close friend to another individual, so too do these attributes describe God's character and nature. Attributes of God include but are not limited to [[Wisdom]], [[Infinitude]], [[Sovereignty]], [[Holiness]], [[Trinity]], [[Omniscience]], [[Faithfulness]], [[Love]], [[Omnipotence]], [[Self-existence]], [[Self-sufficiency]], [[Justice]], [[Immutability]], [[Mercy]], [[Eternal]], [[Goodness]], [[Gracious]], and [[Omnipresence]]. These attributes all work in complete and perfect harmony with one another.
 
  
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God exercises eternal and righteous judgment of the wicked in [[hell]], because of an inherent problem in the human heart, namely [[Sin]]. According to the [[Bible]], the sacrifice of [[Jesus Christ]] on the cross of [[calvary]] and then [[resurrection]], is God's merciful and gracious response to the problem of the human heart.
 
  
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=== God is Triune ===
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For an overview of the components composing a Sugar system see the [[Sugar System Stack]].
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Although the Bible does not use the term, it is clear that God is a triune God, or three in one.
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These are sometimes referred to as ''God the Father'', ''God the Son'' ([[Jesus Christ|Jesus]]), and the ''[[Holy Spirit]]''.
 
  
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The first hint of the Trinity is in {{Bible ref|Genesis|1|26}} which relates God saying, "Let us make man in our image", indicating that God is a plurality.
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See [[Downloads]].
  
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The three persons of God are treated as equivalents in these words of Jesus shortly after His resurrection:
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For more technical information, please see the [[Supported systems]] page for a list of the different ways that Sugar may be run on a computer.
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{{Bible quote|Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.|book=Matthew|chap=28|verses=19|version=NIV}}
 
  
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==== Jesus is God ====
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==Getting started==
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====The Sugar Learners' manual====
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|<span class="plainlinks"> [http://flossmanuals.net/Sugar http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/images/4/40/Sugarlabs_mainpage_07.png]</span>
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|available as: <span class="plainlinks">[http://en.flossmanuals.net/Sugar HTML] or [{{FlossmanualPDF}} .pdf] 128 pages, 8.3 MBytes (for saving or printing).</span>
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{{:Tutorials}}
  
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The first verse of the [[Gospel of John]], in which Jesus is referred to as the "Word", makes clear that Jesus is synonymous with God:
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===Connecting to the Internet===
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{{Bible quote|In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.|book=John|chap=1|verses=1|version=NIV}}
 
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This verse not only says that "the Word" (Jesus) is synonymous with God, but also says that the Word was "in the beginning", which means that He existed before all else existed, something that is only true of God.
 
  
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Connecting to the Internet is something that somewhat falls between the cracks of Sugar and the computer it's running on.  
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[[Genesis]] refers to God as being the Creator.
 
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{{Bible quote|Through him all things were made; without him nothing was made that has been made.|book=John|chap=1|verses=3|version=NIV}}
 
  
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==== The Holy Spirit is God ====
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In the following passage, the [[Holy Spirit]] is referred to as God:
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From a conventional laptop running Sugar, connecting through an access point works. (Mesh support is becoming available on more machines.) Depending upon which [[olpc:Community Jabber Servers|Jabber server]] you are connected to, you'll see different collections of "neighbors" in the Neighborhood View.
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{{Bible quote|Then Peter said, "Ananias, how is it that Satan has so filled your heart that you have lied to the Holy Spirit and have kept for yourself some of the money you received for the land? Didn't it belong to you before it was sold? And after it was sold, wasn't the money at your disposal? What made you think of doing such a thing? You have not lied to men but to God."|book=Acts|chap=5|verses=3-4|version=NIV}}
 
  
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=== God is omniscient ===
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Read the [[Documentation Team/User Manual/Connecting to the Internet|Connecting to the Internet page]] for detailed instructions.
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God knows everything:
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===Release notes===
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{{Bible quote|This then is how we know that we belong to the truth, and how we set our hearts at rest in his presence whenever our hearts condemn us. For God is greater than our hearts, and he knows everything.|book=1_John|chap=3|verses=19-20|version=NIV}}
 
  
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Because God is outside of [[time]], He can see and knows the [[past]] and the [[future]] as well as the present.
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* Release notes for '''Sugar {{Current Stable Release}}''' are available [[{{Current Stable Release}}/Notes|here]].
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See [[Development Team#Release Notes| Development Team Release Notes]] for other releases.
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[[Category:General public]]
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[[Category:Documentation]]
  
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== "God" sometimes used to refer to God the Father ==
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===Other resources===
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[[Image:Velasco Padre Eterno.jpg|left|140px|God the Father]]
 
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In the bible, the word "God" (θεός) does not always refer to God's being as a whole, but more specifically refers to the Person of the Father (God the Father). Here are some verses which demonstrate this:
 
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{{cquote|'''John 3:16''' (NASB)<br />For <u>God</u> so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten <u>Son</u>, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.}}
 
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{{cquote|'''1 John 4:10''' (NASB)<br />In this is love, not that we loved <u>God</u>, but that He loved us and sent <u>His Son</u> to be the propitiation for our sins.}}
 
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Notice how in each case, "Father" can be substituted for "God." For example, "For the ''Father'' so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son," and "not that we loved the ''Father'', but that He loved us and sent His Son."
 
  
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== Terminology ==
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The Bible uses several different words to refer to God.
 
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"God" itself is not a name, but an [[Old English]] word meaning ''supreme being, diety'',<ref>[http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?term=god God] Online Etymology Dictionary.</ref> which the translators who translated the Bible in to English chose as the appropriate English word for the [[Hebrew]] ''elohim'' and the [[Greek]] ''theos'' used in the [[Old Testament]] and [[New Testament]] respectively.<ref name="DPK">Kruse, Dale P.,[http://www.layevangelism.com/advtxbk/sections/sect-10/sec10-9.htm More on the ''Names'' of God In the Bible], Advanced Training Program of Evangelism.</ref>
 
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The other main term for God is the Hebrew ''adonai'', usually translated ''Lord''.
 
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There are various compound words also used in the Bible, such as ''el shaddai'', which means ''God Almighty'' ("''el''" is a short version of ''elohim'').<ref name="DPK" />
 
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''YHWH'' is given in the Bible as God's actual name.  In most English Bibles it is translated as <span style="font-variant:small-caps">''Lord''</span>, in small capitals.  The name has various other English versions, including Yehovah, Jehovah, and Yahweh.<ref>McHyde, Tim, [http://www.escapeallthesethings.com/yahweh.htm God’s Name: LORD, Yahweh, Yahveh, YHWH, YHVH, Jehovah or Yehovah?]</ref>
 
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==See also==
 
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== References ==
 
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==External links==
 
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*[http://www.theopedia.com/God Theopedia - God]
 
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*[http://christiananswers.net/dictionary/god.html ChristianAnswers.net - God]
 
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*[http://wikible.org/en/God Wikible.org - God]
 
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*[http://www.opposingviews.com/questions/is-there-a-god Opposing Views: Is There a God?]
 
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[[Category:Christianity]]
 
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english | español | português | français HowTo [ID# 50741] 

About Sugar

Sugar is a different desktop environment to what is normally used in Microsoft Windows, Apple's OS X or other GNU/Linux operating systems. It is conceived as a tool to allow kids to learn interactively. One of the first things that a child sees, therefore, is not a hard disk or a trash can—it’s the other kids in the “neighborhood.” Programs and applications are called Activities, many of which allow for collaboration between learners who are connected to each other by Wi-Fi or through a Jabber network. Sugar developers are encouraged to write activities with collaborative elements that are automatically enabled.

Sugar is developed in Python and runs on a GNU/Linux Kernel, originally from the Fedora Project, and now from a variety of GNU/Linux distributions.


For an overview of the components composing a Sugar system see the Sugar System Stack.

Getting Sugar

See Downloads.

For more technical information, please see the Supported systems page for a list of the different ways that Sugar may be run on a computer.

Getting started

The Sugar Learners' manual

Sugarlabs_mainpage_07.png available as: HTML or .pdf 128 pages, 8.3 MBytes (for saving or printing).

Tutorials

Tutorials
Screenshots
Introduction to the Sugar Interface
Connecting to the Internet
Chatting with the Chat Activity
Chatting with the IRC Activity
Copy with drag & drop
Send a file to a friend
Backup & restore Journal
Capturas de pantalla
Introducción a la interfaz de Azúcar
Conexión a Internet
Charlando con la Actividad Chat
Charlando con la Actividad IRC
Copia con un simple arrastrar y soltar
Installation
Install SoaS in VirtualBox
Install SoaS in VMware Player
Import a VirtualBox Appliance
Importar un aparato de VirtualBox
Install with liveinst
Instalar con liveinst
Install & use liveusb-creator
Netinstall Fedora with Sugar Desktop
Burn a CD.iso on a Mac
Videos

Annotated screenshot guides to Sugar

Click on the following links to go to wiki pages with annotated screenshots covering these topics.

Introduction to the Sugar Interface

Connecting to the Internet

Chatting with the Chat Activity

  • Communicate with others on Sugar.
  • A good example of collaboration on a shared Activity.

Chatting with the IRC Activity

  • Communicate with developers and others with IRC.

Copy with drag & drop

Send file to friend

  • Note: Requires a special version of Sugar.
  • A nice way to sent a file to a friend.

Backup & restore Journal

  • Backup & restore to an attached hard drive or USB device.
  • Also works to save & retrieve individual files from the Sugar Journal that have been copied to a USB device.


Captura de pantalla comentadas en español

Haga clic en los siguientes enlaces para ir a las páginas wiki con capturas de pantalla comentadas que cubren estos temas.

Introducción a la interfaz de Azúcar

Introducción a la interfaz de Azúcar

Conexión a Internet

Charlando con la Actividad Chat

  • Comunicarse con los demás de Azúcar.
  • Un buen ejemplo de la colaboración en una actividad compartida.

Charlando con la Actividad IRC

  • Comunicarse con los desarrolladores y otras personas con IRC.

Copia con un simple arrastrar y soltar

  • Fotos de exportación
  • Importación / install <activity> archivo. XO


Installation

VirtualBox.png Install SoaS in VirtualBox

Old Anaconda up to Fedora 17

Installing and using liveusb-creator in Sugar

Make a bootable, persistent, Live USB device from a Fedora .iso file in SoaS.

* Windows: Create a SoaS v7 Live USB

Liveusb-creator in Microsoft Windows

Install SoaS in VMware Player

Old Anaconda up to Fedora 17

* Windows: Run SoaS with VMware Player

Install VMware Player in Microsoft Windows and run SoaS.

Fedora.jpg Fedora®
Fedora and the Infinity design logo are trademarks of Red Hat, Inc.

Install SoaS in VirtualBox using Fedora 18 Beta Anaconda

Install_using Anaconda f18 RC1 DVDx86_64

newUI Anaconda
New version of the installer for Fedora 18

VirtualBox.png Testing Dextrose in VirtualBox

VirtualBox simulation of XO-1 software

CD.pngBuild_A_Fedora_Custom_Live_CD/DVD_Remix

  • Build a Live CD/DVD .iso file with a customized kickstart file and livecd-tools in Fedora

VirtualBox.png How to Import a VirtualBox Appliance

  • with links to Virtual Appliances to download.

VirtualBox.png Cómo importar un aparato de VirtualBox

Install from a booted Live CD/USB with liveinst

  • The Fedora-16-Live-SoaS.iso file is a 443 MB download.
  • Installs to a 4 GB USB stick or VirtualBox 4 GB hard drive. (The procedure is adaptable for installation to a regular hard drive.)

Fedora 25 Install of Soas from a booted Live CD/USB with liveinst :NEW

Instalar desde una calzada Live CD/USB con liveinst

  • El archivo Fedora-16-en vivo-SoaS.iso es una descarga de 443 MB.
Anotado de fotografías en pantalla de una instalación
  • Se instala a 4 GB de memoria USB o VirtualBox 4 GB de disco duro. (El procedimiento es adaptable para la instalación de un disco duro normal.)

How to make a SoaS.img file for repeated installs

Netinstall of Fedora with the Sugar Desktop Environment

  • Note: Requires a high speed Internet connection!
  • Install to a hard disk or USB device.

Install sugar-desktop in Fedora with anaconda-19.6

  • Install of sugar 0.98.2 in VirtualBox
Testing of Anaconda anaconda-19.6-boot.iso

Apple.gif Burning a CD from an .iso file on a Mac


Videos


Connecting to the Internet

Connecting to the Internet is something that somewhat falls between the cracks of Sugar and the computer it's running on.

On the XO laptop, there are three ways to connect to the Internet:

  • Wireless access point (Wi-Fi hotspot);
  • “School Server” mesh network; or
  • “simple” mesh network, which lets you collaborate directly with other XOs running Sugar.

From a conventional laptop running Sugar, connecting through an access point works. (Mesh support is becoming available on more machines.) Depending upon which Jabber server you are connected to, you'll see different collections of "neighbors" in the Neighborhood View.

Read the Connecting to the Internet page for detailed instructions.

Release notes

  • Release notes for Sugar 0.112 are available here.

See Development Team Release Notes for other releases.

Other resources

Other resources are listed on the Deployment Team/Resources page.

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