Sentence examples for Divine action from inspiring English sources

Through retelling the myth the divine action that was done "in the beginning" is repeated.

According to Spinoza, divine law is necessary and eternal; it cannot be changed by any human or divine action.

The priest is a special agent in the religious cult, his ritual actions represent the divine action.

They are considered traces of divine revelation (the Bible) or of divine action (the histories of Jewish holidays like Passover).

There is nothing like a Greek myth for tackling the forces and motivations behind human – and divine – action.

(Another contributor wonders whether the creationist idea of divine action hasn't been "unduly affected by the 'special effects' industry").

Gravity, he more than once hinted, was direct divine action, as were all forces for order and vitality.

They may also depict the world as the stage of divine action, as the realm of the diabolical, or as the battleground of these two warring forces.

Once again, it is the question of the iconoclastic controversy: how do you depict a humanity that is inseparably united with divine action?

Among what are called the higher religions (e.g., Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism), divine action, which is the object of the human action of prayer, violates neither human consciousness nor human freedom.

Instead of the basically static notion of substance Jesus qua human being of human substance and qua divine of God's substance many have preferred the more dynamic idea of divine action.