Sentence examples for differentiated gods from inspiring English sources
In order to fend off any reminiscences of pagan polytheism, Philoponus points out that unlike the individually differentiated gods of the pagans the three divinities of the Trinity are all of the same, single divine nature in the universal sense of 'nature'nature
"Bog" Meaning: "God" (literally means "God", but can be pronounced "bok," so it is differentiated from the word "God") Pronunciation: BOK.
As Nelson Pike (1992) notes, this tradition has commonly differentiated three varieties of experience of God: those associated with the "prayer of quiet," the "prayer of union," and "rapture," in order of increasing intimacy of acquaintance with God.
The ministers and the magistrates with differentiated functions were both the servants of God in the erection of this new Israel; and the comparison with ancient Israel was the more striking and the inner cohesion the more intensified because Geneva also was begirt by foes, the duke of Savoy and the duke of Alba, like the old Canaanites and Philistines.
Rather, the history of the universe is determined by God's activity internal to it, shaping it with its differentiated characteristics.
The Srivaishnava sect, for example, emphasizes the doctrine of vishishtadvaita ("qualified nondualism") of Ramanuja, according to which, although the differentiated phenomenal world is illusory (maya), it is nevertheless the medium through which devotees may gain access to God.
Differentiated price levels are everywhere.
"Selectively differentiated," the librarian offered.
3) Understand differentiated worth.
Marginal cells not differentiated.
