Sentence examples for Divine order from inspiring English sources

Almost all human communities represent divine order in cosmic diagrams.

There is a divine order and complementarity, not equality and sameness, he says.

Man has free will, but it is no obstacle to divine order and foreknowledge.

Richard II is a louche, dysfunctional monarch, whose usurpation by Bolingbroke (Henry IV) disrupts the divine order.

Statues of human or animal figures are the most explicit of the objects representing the divine order.

Luther had something of a medieval worldview in which symbols of the material world signified another invisible, divine order.

His other works include Grace and Personality (1917), Vision and Authority (1902), and The Church and the Divine Order (1911).

"From dawn to dusk we are calling to virtue and banning from vice which is a divine order.

Like Linnaeus, Ray searched for the "natural system," a classification of organisms that would reflect the Divine Order of creation.

In one bravura passage, he shows how a mathematical result called Ramsey's theorem can account for the illusion of divine order arising from chaos.

Because the ballet places love at the centre of the divine order, it demands that its interpreters dance straight from the heart.