Sentence examples for because a divine from inspiring English sources

We may complain that we live in a highly religious world full of irrational dogma, ritual, and holidays, but it would be more irrational to stop a Singularity just because a "divine avatar" wears a digital crown of thorns and preaches goodwill to our neighbors.

(Much less do they presuppose this because of a divine guarantee).

The Christian understanding of holy places is that all people have claims to the sanctity of their holy places, because holiness is a divine characteristic, not a human one.

As much as I love watching it because it is a divine parody of straight culture that makes it seem more old fashioned than if Megan was literally churning milk on the lawn, when it comes down to it, my life – or anything like it – is totally invisible in the show.

The latest Netflix series is not being made because a producer had a divine inspiration or a moment of lucidity, but because a data model says it will work.

He is laughing because The Spire is a divine comedy.

In the Roman Catholic Church the institution of matrimony was raised to the level of a sacrament because it was assigned a divine origin and made an indissoluble union typifying the union of Christ with his church as his mystical body (Matt. 5 27 32; Mark 10 2 12; Luke 16:18; I Cor. 7 2, 10; Eph. 5 23ff).

"If that's going on in the world and in society, that's bound to affect the church because we're both a divine and a human institution," Aymond said.

The theory, according to Joshua Dubler, of the University of Rochester, was that "you separate people out, and because every human being has a divine light inside of them, the divine light will thrive anew".

He also contended that discussing the soul is impossible because it is made of a divine substance, and humanity cannot perceive the divine.

It would be implausible to suppose that Plato simply concocted the idea that Socrates followed a divine sign, especially because Xenophon too attributes this to his Socrates.