The phrase "activity of god" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions related to theology, spirituality, or philosophy when referring to actions or influences attributed to a divine being.
Example: "Many believe that the miracles performed during the event were clear signs of the activity of God in the world."
Alternatives: "divine intervention" or "work of God".
White thinks otherwise: "Lincoln's acknowledgment of his own passivity is his way of pointing to the larger truth of the activity of God".
The speeches evoke Job's trust in the purposeful activity of God in the affairs of the world, even though God's ways with man remain mysterious and inscrutable.
According to the church's official statement on science, "Humanity is created in the image of God; all theorizing that minimizes this fact and all theories of evolution that deny the creative activity of God are rejected".
Religious faith is the element of uncompelled interpretation within the distinctively religious ways of experiencing for theism, experiencing the world or events in history or in one's own life as mediating the presence and activity of God.
Everything that exists contingently is brought into existence by means of the creative activity of God.
This camp, in contrast to the former camp, attempts to honor the idea that there is no fundamental difference between the activity of God in creation and the activity of God in conservation.
The relative activities of GOD at different temperatures were obtained from the ratio Ai,460/Amax.
In the course of time, though, these original meanings had been lost (through, in Müller's notorious phrasing, a "disease of language"), so that the myths no longer told in a "rationally intelligible" way of phenomena in the natural world but instead appeared to describe the "irrational" activities of gods, heroes, nymphs, and others.
The apparent activity of the GOD immobilized on the PPy-COOH film was 152 mU cm−2.
The activity of the god, he says in the Metaphysics, is nous thinking itself (1074b34).
Enzymatic activity of immobilized GOD has been electrochemically assessed layer-by-layer during the build-up of (GOD PDDA n multilayers.
