Sentence examples for divine itself from inspiring English sources

Wright makes it clear that he is tracking people's conception of the divine, not the divine itself.

The early Christian perception of eros as the most sublime form of egocentricity and self-assertion, the drive to acquire the divine itself, is reflected in the fact that the Greek New Testament does not use the word erōs but rather the relatively rare word agapē.

The supremacy of love is linked to the supremacy of the divine itself, since love is the essential nature of the divine.

What is hoped for, and what faith assures us is properly hoped for, is a sharing in the divine itself, loving as God loves (see Brian Davies on Aquinas, 2002).

To a disciple who asked for a summation of his philosophy, he replied that everything – humanity, the world, the divine itself – is rising".

Whether the union between masculine and feminine takes place between two people, or within one person, it is ultimately about the play of the Divine itself.

The core of Gnosticism is this direct contact with the divine, which itself divinizes the soul and allows it to see the vile world for what it is: nothing.

The Hegelian progressive principle of negation and synthesis was nothing less than the inward divine making itself outwardly known to itself through time.

This event occurs in the stage of tiqqun, in which the divine realm itself is reconstructed, the divine sparks returned to their source, and Adam Qadmon, the symbolic "primordial man," who is the highest configuration of the divine light, is rebuilt.

At the other extreme are the multitude for whom there are no more convincing arguments than those found in the divine law itself.

The third type of mysticism claims an esoteric knowledge (hereafter called esoterism) that explores the divine life itself and its relationship to the extra-divine level of being (i.e., the natural, finite realm), a relationship that is subject to the "law of correspondences".