The phrase "divine laws" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to laws or regulations believed to be ordained by a deity or higher power. Example: "According to the divine laws set forth in the holy texts, killing is considered a grave sin."
Ismāʿīlī theologians were incensed, in particular, by his wholesale rejection of prophecy, particular revelation, and divine laws.
But he rejected the pretensions of Christianity and Islam to encompass divine laws comparable or even superior to Judaism.
For some, they are divine laws, handed down by God to Moses, that cannot be questioned but must be obeyed.
But it did not work out that way: the ruling clergy have demanded absolute obedience to their interpretation of divine laws.
Neither natural law nor the more elaborate conventional laws, however, lead humans toward true spiritual happiness; this is the function of divine laws instituted by a prophet, which teach humans true theoretical opinions.
In the 1730s and '40s, Wood developed a unique theory of architecture, and his later projects were influenced by his belief that the Druids had created a great civilization centred on Bath and that their architecture reflected divine laws of proportion and symbolism.
And that is that divine law trumps human laws".
The question now was whether the pope had the authority to dispense from the divine law.
It is known as Project Themis, after the Greek goddess of divine law and order.
That infuriates those, like Mr. Santorum, who say that divine law should come first.
Therefore, the divine law has been revealed to enable human beings to know this dark region.
