Sentence examples for aspect of divine from inspiring English sources

God's nature as love is the crucial aspect of divine action rather than a causal efficacy.

While our main focus will be on the status of the natural law as constituting the principles of practical rationality, we should consider for a moment at least the importance within Aquinas's view of the claim that the natural law is an aspect of divine providence.

The first is that, when we focus on God's role as the giver of the natural law, the natural law is just one aspect of divine providence; and so the theory of natural law is from that perspective just one part among others of the theory of divine providence.

The term "supernatural" has been used in Roman Catholic theology since the 17th century to designate not only revelation but other aspects of divine work in the world.

254) did not completely rule out the literal sense of scripture Origen's Hexapla, a six-column edition of various biblical versions, was a monument to his painstaking study of the text but claimed that the most meaningful aspects of divine revelation could be extracted only by allegorization.

For this reason, Hartshorne, following Berdyaev, speaks of tragic and sublime aspects of divine love (cf. Hartshorne 1953, chapter 8).

However, the characterization of omnipotence as God's ability to bring about anything that he can will reveals an important aspect in Damian's view of divine power, viz.

The remaining chapters of the first part are devoted to demonstrating that religion is natural and inherent in every aspect of nature, which is the expression of divine craftsmanship.

Beauty was an essential aspect of the divine.

Periyāḻvār, her father, sings of Krishna in the aspect of a divine child, originating a new genre of celebrant poetry.

Then Kitaj exalted her as the source of all his creativity, and an aspect of the divine, just as Dante had Beatrice and Petrarch, Laura.