The later Daly's trilogy developed a modified, more immanent, theory of the divine, beginning with Gyn/Ecology: The Metaethics of Radical Feminism (1978), and continuing through Pure Lust: Elemental Feminist Philosophy (1984) and most of Quintessence Realizing the Archaic Future (1998).
It had a divine beginning and it will have a divine ending.
At 9 a.m. a bell at the Cathedral Church of St .John the Divine began tolling in the slow, steady rhythm of mourning.
His newest production, "The History of Valentyne and Orson," playing for one more weekend at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, begins with the arrival on horseback of courtiers and their king.
A free performance of "Downtown Messiah," a folk, jazz, rock, gospel, blues and bluegrass interpretation of Handel's oratorio, is scheduled for 7 tonight under 100,000 holiday lights at the World Financial Center Winter Garden, at 220 Vesey Street.... Paul Winter's 24th Annual Winter Solstice Celebration at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine, begins at 7 30 tonight.
In a good week for dry landscapes, Elia Suleiman's "Divine Intervention" begins with rocks and olive trees.
One meditation, titled "Suffering and Divine Worth," begins with the sentence "There is only one thing that I dread: not to be worthy of suffering".
For example, Demi recounts as fact that Muhammad was visited by the angel Gabriel during Ramadan in 610, and then under divine inspiration began to recite the Koran.
A symphony in three movements or what the director calls three kingdoms, the film is an eschatological journey that, as with the one in Dante's "Divine Comedy," begins in hell.
But while it is a wonder of contemporary technology, it also harks back to the art of the Ancient Greeks, who, in their bronze sculptures of divine beings, began a tradition of subordinating metaphysics to empiricism to which we still are beholden.
As Weiner explains in his introduction, he was born into a family of "gastronomical Jews" whose sense of a divine presence began and ended in the kitchen: "If we could eat it then it was Jewish and, by extension, had something to do with God.
