It's a touch of the divine, a contrast with the noisy bustle of the bazaars where it's usually found.
It was Jesus' declaration of divine power contrasted to human frailty.
In sum, Alston and Hartshorne agree on contrasts 1-4, except for the fact that Hartshorne's concept of divine inclusiveness, in contrast to Alston's, is organic in character.
Salvation is understood as a revelation that reawakens knowledge (gnosis) of the race's divine identity; in contrast, the more "orthodox" Christian emphasis is on redemption through the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
In contrast, "divine essence" names neither a genus nor a species, and functions somewhat like a mass-term.
For Bhattacharya, Ahalya is the eternal woman who responds to her inner urges and the advances of the divine ruler, a direct contrast to her ascetic husband, who did not satisfy her carnal desire.
He contrasted this divine wisdom with the contentious distortion of Scripture by scholastic thought, and repudiated the arrogant rationalism and a priori proofs of the moderni, that is, the medieval Aristotelians.
Both Alcmaeon's predecessors (e.g., Xenophanes B34) and his successors (e.g., Philolaus B6) made similar contrasts between divine and human knowledge, but in Alcmaeon's case, as in these other cases, we do not have enough evidence to be sure what he intended.
Before Chalcedon, a group known as Nestorians had broken away from the mainstream by stressing the contrast between the divine and human natures.
In stark contrast to the divine right of kings and other such conceptions of privilege, human rights extend in theory to every person on Earth, without regard to merit or need, simply for being human or because they mitigate inherent human vulnerability or are requisite to social justice.
