Sentence examples for divine authorship from inspiring English sources
It claims that every human life is actually a story with an Author, and that a genuinely Christian life should make that divine Authorship manifest.
Moreover, he would claim that his compatriots would reject the liberal protection of such a right if they were adequately informed about the divine authorship of the Quran and the proper rules of its interpretation.
Obviously, this doesn't make a great case for divine authorship.
In fact, an argument could easily be made (by one who does not accept the Torah's divine authorship) that women must have written these stories.
Whether the controversial documents turn out to be authentic or forged, the bizarre case has focused the attention of Mormon intellectuals on documents that show a connection between folk magic and early Mormonism and question the divine authorship of the Book of Mormon.
Nevertheless, he was no less sparing than Dawkins would be in his indictment and rejection of the divine authorship of the Qur'an, Muhammad's status as a prophet and organised religion.
He published a long critical essay on David Friedrich Strauss's Das Leben Jesu, and translated Wilhelm Martin Leberecht de Wette's Introduction to the Old Testament, both of which cast doubt on the divine inspiration and single authorship of the Bible.
Thus, meaning for Mīmāṃsā had to be eternal, uncreated, and unrelated to the intention of a person, because its word par excellence, the Vedic scripture, was eternal, uncreated, and beyond the authorship of a divine or human person.
A strong opponent of the "higher criticism" of the Pentateuch (Five Books of Moses), which ascribed the books to composite human authorship or editing based on various original documents, Hertz sought to reconcile the Orthodox Jewish view of the divine revelation of Scriptures with the findings of modern science.
